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1095PG (Amsterdam)
€1,284/ month + €80 service costs
This rental apartment is located on Olga De Haasstraat in Amsterdam, within the Justus residential building. The home offers 63 square metres of living space and is laid out with two bedrooms, making it suitable for a small household. The monthly rent is €1,283.35, supplemented by €80 in service costs. As part of the mid-rent segment, long-term rental price agreements have been made between the landlord and the municipality of Amsterdam, which supports the long-term affordability of the home.
Justus is a landmark building in a prominent location within Amsterdam, combining low-rise and high-rise structures. The tower comprises 32 floors and houses 289 homes ranging from approximately 50 to 72 square metres, all of which have a balcony. The lower levels of the building accommodate fitness facilities and hospitality venues. Residents can also make use of a shared rooftop terrace on the 24th floor, which offers views across the city of Amsterdam.
The location offers views over the IJ waterway and towards the Oranjesluizen locks, which were designed and built in the nineteenth century by Justus Dirks, after whom both the building and the surrounding neighbourhood are named. The area forms the start of a lively new city district of Amsterdam. The neighbourhood itself has restricted car access, while the building provides 33 parking spaces and a spacious bicycle storage facility. External storage units are not available within this complex.
The apartment has been valued at 205 WWS points. An income limit applies to the mid-rent scheme as laid down in article 10 of the Housing Act: €70,149 for single-person households and €93,531 for multi-person households. A guarantor arrangement is not possible. The deposit is set at €0 for applicants with a fixed income and €2,566.70 for self-employed applicants, although deviating requirements may occur. The displayed photos serve as an impression only, as the apartment is occupied.
Price
€1,284.00
Service Costs
€80.00
Available From
November 1, 2026
Contract Type
B
WWS Points
205
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Property Type
Apartment
Number of Floors
32
Bedrooms
2
Balcony
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