Compare Dutch Cities on Rent, Space per Euro and Supply

Figures rebuilt October 10, 2026 from advertised listings collected across Dutch rental platforms; every city view and ranking is refreshed daily.

Which Dutch city has the cheapest rent?

Enschede currently has the lowest median advertised rent among the 79 covered Dutch cities, at €538 per month, -37% against the median of covered cities the covered-city median of €849. A low headline rent usually reflects smaller advertised homes, so check the cost per square metre before reading it as affordable.

Which Dutch city has the most expensive rent?

Amstelveen has the highest median advertised rent of the covered cities at €2,350 per month, +177% against the median of covered cities the covered-city median of €849. Its cost per square metre and typical advertised size show whether that premium buys space or only the address.

Where is rent per square metre cheapest in the Netherlands?

Kampen is the cheapest covered city per square metre at €9.4 per m² per month, against a covered-city median of €18.3. Rent per square metre removes the size effect and is the fairest basis for comparing two Dutch cities.

Which Dutch cities advertise the largest rental homes?

Oosterhout leads the covered cities on typical advertised floor area at 115 m², against a covered-city median of 61 m². Size explains most of the gap between a city's headline rent and its price per square metre.

Where do rental listings go fastest in the Netherlands?

Vlissingen is the fastest-moving covered market, with a median of 11 days between a listing appearing and being taken down; the slowest covered city sits at 83 days. Short durations mean renters have to decide quickly.

What is the median rent across Dutch cities?

Across the 79 covered Dutch cities, the median advertised rent is €849 per month and the median rent per square metre is €18.3. Both describe asking rents in listings on Luntero, including External and Direct listings, not signed rental contracts.