Apartment Olga De Haasstraat 439, Amsterdam - For Rent

This apartment at Olga De Haasstraat 439 is located in the Justus building, a striking residential tower in a newly developed neighborhood of Amsterdam. The home offers 69 m² of living space with two bedrooms and a monthly rent of €1,320.63, plus €80 in service costs. The property falls within the mid-rent segment, a category intended for households that earn too much for social housing but too little for the free sector or buying. The apartment will be available from 16 November 2026 and is registered with 223 WWS points under the Dutch rental valuation system.

Justus is a landmark building combining low-rise and high-rise architecture, rising 32 floors and accommodating a total of 289 apartments. The homes range from approximately 50 to 72 m² and feature two or three bedrooms, with every unit having its own balcony. On the 24th floor, a shared rooftop terrace offers views across the city of Amsterdam. The lower levels of the building provide space for fitness facilities and hospitality venues, adding to the convenience of daily living in the tower.

The surrounding neighborhood is car-light, contributing to a calm residential setting, while the building itself offers 33 parking spaces and a spacious bicycle storage area. There are no external storage units available with the homes. The location provides views over the IJ, where ships wait near the Oranjesluizen, the locks designed and built by Justus Dirks in the 19th century. His name lives on in this area, and the Justus building stands at the start of a lively, newly developed city district on the eastern side of the IJ.

Renting this home is subject to income requirements. The guideline requires a gross monthly income of at least four times the basic rent, with holiday allowance and any fixed year-end payments included; for retirees, the requirement is three to three and a half times the monthly rent. When two incomes are combined, the second income counts for one hundred percent. Fixed income sources such as salary, holiday allowance, thirteenth-month payments, PGB, and pension benefits are counted, while fluctuating income from freelance, on-call, or temporary agency work, as well as overtime and irregularity allowances, is not. Income limits for mid-rent homes apply under Article 10 of the Housing Act, and guarantor arrangements are not possible.