The Hague market data

Space efficiency

Value bands

Price per m2

Space Value Bands in The Hague: A Practical Guide to Geographic Scope, Time Window, and Housing Mix

Space value bands show how rental homes cluster by size and rent per square meter rather than around one average. Space Value Bands in The Hague is most informative when recency, denominator, and source are read together. In The Hague, that helps separate compact but efficient homes from larger units that may still command a premium. The pattern is useful for judging where space is priced fairly and where value looks stretched.

Space Value Bands by Location Browse listings

The Hague listings analysed: 10,000+
Currently advertised: 782
Longest period: 12 months

Space value bands across Den Haag rental stock

Compare the main size-and-price clusters to see which segments combine usable space with lower cost per square meter. Pay attention to gaps between bands, since those often reveal where pricing rises faster than size. Avoid reading a single band as the whole market, because composition can shift the picture.

Listed since Mar 2026

Band	Listings	Median size
<20	840	63 m²
20–30	959	86 m²
30–40	284	59 m²
40–50	126	19 m²
50–60	76	17 m²
60–80	80	14 m²
80–100	50	14 m²
100+	28	10 m²

Most stock sits in the 20–30 €/m² band.

Sample Size: 2,443

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 space and price cluster in Den Haag

Space value bands show how rental homes cluster by size and price per square meter rather than around one average. In Den Haag, that helps separate compact but efficient homes from larger units that may still command a premium. The pattern is useful for judging where space is priced fairly and where value looks stretched.

Space efficiencyValue bandsPrice per m2Rental clustersUnit mixRelative value

Space Value Bands in The Hague: A Practical Check on Source Methodology, Data Recency, and Comparison Basis

Space Value Bands — The Hague connects several indicators so the pattern, contributing measures, and interpretive limits can be reviewed together. Move from the displayed result on Space Value Bands in The Hague to housing mix, method, and coverage before interpreting the pattern.

What the data shows

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Compact homes can look efficient even when their total rent is lower, so price per square meter matters for comparison.
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Larger units may still sit in expensive bands if the market prices extra space aggressively.
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Gaps between clusters can signal where value is concentrated and where pricing runs ahead of size.
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Composition effects matter: a shift in the mix of studios, family homes, or premium units can move the bands.
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Den Haag can show both efficient and premium segments at once, so a single average can hide important differences.

What to look at next

Compare compact units with larger homes to see where space is priced most efficiently.
Use band gaps to identify segments where rent rises faster than usable area.
Separate structural premium segments from genuinely efficient value clusters.
Read the distribution as a mix of stock types, not a single market average.
Look for how Den Haag balances central demand, coastal demand, and unit composition.

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Explore Space Value Bands by Location Across Dutch Cities

Compare Space Value Bands by Location across supported Dutch locations using the represented listing sample. Differences reflect the covered sources, period and methodology and are not complete measurements of local supply or demand.

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