Haarlem market data

housing mix

property types

supply composition

Property-type share in Haarlem: follow the structure behind rental supply

Property-type share expresses each supported Haarlem rental format as a percentage of represented supply. The breakdown can reveal whether the visible market is becoming more concentrated around apartments or shared housing, more family-oriented, or structurally broader. A category's share may rise because another shrinks even when its own count stays stable, so the metric does not measure absolute market size; coverage, classification and the selected period also guide interpretation.

Type Share by Location Browse listings

Haarlem listings analysed: 2,000+
Currently advertised: 107
Unit: Share in percent
Longest period: 12 months

Haarlem rental type share by property format

Compare how each property type contributes to the overall rental mix in Haarlem and how those shares shift over time. A rising share can indicate a stronger presence of that format, while a falling share may point to reduced availability or a changing supply profile. Avoid reading small movements as lasting trends without broader context.

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 Haarlem’s housing mix is changing

Type share shows how Haarlem’s rental supply is divided across apartments, shared housing, and larger homes. It helps reveal whether the market is becoming more compact or more family-oriented over time. Read it as a structural signal: changes in mix can matter as much as changes in volume.

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Track Haarlem's structural housing mix

See how represented Haarlem supply divides across apartments, shared housing and larger homes. Relative shares reveal market structure but can move without absolute listing growth or loss.

What the data shows

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A rising apartment share can signal a more compact rental market, even if total supply is not changing in the same way.
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A larger share of shared housing often points to stronger demand for smaller, flexible living arrangements.
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When larger homes lose share, the market may be narrowing for households that need more space.
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Composition shifts are useful for comparing how Haarlem differs from broader North Holland rental patterns.
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Small share changes can matter when they persist, because they reshape what renters are most likely to find.

What to look at next

Track whether Haarlem is leaning more toward apartments or larger homes over time.
Use the mix to explain how renter options are changing beyond simple listing volume.
Compare Haarlem’s housing structure with nearby North Holland markets and the wider province.
Look for signs that shared housing is taking a larger role in the local rental supply.
Treat share shifts as a composition story, not a direct measure of total market expansion.

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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Compare Type Share 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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