Haarlem market data

time on market

asking rent

liquidity

Time on market versus rent in Haarlem: map absorption across price bands

Time on market versus rent groups represented Haarlem rental advertisements into asking-price bands and calculates their average visible duration. It helps distinguish relatively liquid segments from tiers that remain active longer, but does not prove that rent alone drives the result. Housing size, format, condition, location, timing and segment composition can all shape the averages, and disappearance from active supply is not confirmation that a listing secured a tenant.

TOM Vs Rent by Location Browse listings

Haarlem listings analysed: 2,000+
Currently advertised: 107
Unit: No unit
Longest period: 12 months

Haarlem TOM vs Rent by asking-rent segment

Compare how average time on market changes across rent tiers in Haarlem. Faster movement at higher rents suggests resilient demand, while longer delays in premium bands can point to weaker absorption or more selective tenants. Avoid reading small shifts as a structural change without considering the mix of homes being listed.

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 asking rent and leasing speed interact in Haarlem

TOM versus rent shows whether higher asking rents in Haarlem still clear quickly or whether demand slows as price rises. It helps separate broadly liquid segments from bands that need more time to absorb. Read it as a signal of pricing power, not as a simple measure of demand strength alone.

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Map Haarlem liquidity by rent band

See which represented Haarlem asking-rent segments remain visible longer. The pattern can signal pricing power, while property mix and unknown listing outcomes prevent a causal rule.

What the data shows

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A flat relationship suggests rent tiers clear at similar speeds, which points to a more even liquidity profile across Haarlem.
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A widening gap between cheap and expensive listings can signal that demand becomes more selective as asking rent rises.
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Premium homes that still move quickly indicate stronger willingness to pay, but the mix of property types still matters.
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Longer delays in higher rent bands can reflect weaker absorption rather than a broad slowdown in the whole market.
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Use the pattern to compare pricing power across segments instead of treating average speed as a single market verdict.

What to look at next

Compare whether higher asking rents in Haarlem still attract quick tenant interest.
Look for signs that premium listings slow down more than mid-market homes.
Use the relationship to judge pricing power across rent bands, not just overall demand.
Separate broad market liquidity from segment-specific absorption differences in Haarlem.
Read changes in the slope of the rent-speed relationship as a signal of market selectivity.

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Compare TOM Vs Rent 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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