Haarlem market data

asking rent

housing types

median rent

Rent by property type in Haarlem: see where format changes price

Rent by property type reports a median asking price for each represented Haarlem housing format rather than treating location as the only differentiator. Comparing rooms, studios, apartments and houses exposes the price hierarchy associated with changing privacy, space and practical use. A higher midpoint can also reflect larger or more private stock within that segment, and differences in furnishing, condition, location and composition prevent the figures from becoming exact affordability rules.

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Haarlem listings analysed: 2,000+
Currently advertised: 107
Unit: Euro per month
Longest period: 12 months

Median asking rent by housing type in Haarlem

Compare the median asking rent across rooms, studios, apartments, and houses in Haarlem to see how the pricing ladder is built. The most useful signal is the gap between adjacent types, since that shows whether moving to more space or privacy comes with a small or large increase. Avoid reading one type in isolation, because each segment attracts a different renter pool.

Figures come from the rental listings Luntero represents for the selected period. Sample sizes differ per location and month, so read short movements together with the underlying listing counts rather than as exact market wide changes.

How housing type shapes rent in Haarlem

Rent in Haarlem is not set by location alone; it also shifts with the housing type a renter is comparing. Rooms, studios, apartments, and houses serve different needs, so their asking rents often sit in distinct price bands. Reading the gaps between them helps show where the market asks for a modest step-up and where it charges a clear premium.

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See Haarlem's format-based rent steps

Compare represented Haarlem asking-rent midpoints across property formats. The hierarchy frames the cost of privacy and space while each segment's home size, furnishing and location mix still matters.

What the data shows

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Rooms and studios usually sit at the entry end of the rental ladder, making their gap useful for judging the cost of added privacy.
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Apartments often form the middle tier, so their position helps show whether Haarlem prices compact urban living close to larger homes.
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Houses tend to carry the strongest premium when space and privacy matter, but the size of that premium can vary by market.
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Type-based gaps reveal how much renters pay for a different format, not just a different address.
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A narrow spread suggests formats compete more directly, while a wider spread points to stronger scarcity in larger homes.

What to look at next

Compare the step-up from room to studio and from studio to apartment.
Show how Haarlem’s type mix shapes the apparent rent hierarchy.
Explain when a higher median reflects size, privacy, or segment scarcity.
Use the spread between types to judge how costly extra space becomes.
Frame the market as separate renter pools rather than one blended rental market.

See the full Haarlem rental market, not just this measure

This page documents one indicator. The Haarlem overview brings the median advertised rent, cost per square metre, three trend windows, listing supply and the bedroom, property-type and furnishing mix together in a single reading.

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Explore Rent by Type by Location in Other Dutch Cities

Compare Rent by Type by Location across supported Dutch locations using the represented listing sample. Differences reflect the covered sources, period and methodology and should not be treated as complete local-market or demand measurements.

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