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Apartments, rooms and studios for rent in Amsterdam
1,128 homes available in Amsterdam right now, updated in real time from 46 sources across the biggest Dutch portals.
Every listing is less than 90 days old, older ones are removed automatically.
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Save this searchWhat renting in Amsterdam actually costs
Across the 1,128 homes we currently track in Amsterdam, the median advertised rent is €2.500 a month, and half of them sit between €1.731 and €3.100. These figures come from our own listings and are at most an hour old, so they follow the market rather than the day someone wrote about it.
By type of home
| Type | Listings | Median rent | Per m² |
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| Apartments | 953 | 2.550 | 32.5 (953) |
| Rooms | 113 | 1.058 | 39.9 (107) |
| Houses | 52 | 3.172 | 27.1 (52) |
| Studios | 10 | 1.398 | - |
Prices per square metre are worked out listing by listing, then taken at the median. The figure in brackets is the number of listings that publish a surface area.
8.5 % of the independent homes advertised here stay below €1.228,07, the threshold beneath which a legal maximum rent can apply. Rooms are governed by a separate scale of their own.
Compare with the rest of the Netherlands
Measured on 2026-10-25 across 1,128 active listings.
Before you apply in Amsterdam
Three things that decide whether an application works here, explained in full.
- Income requirements for renting in the Netherlands (2026)Free-sector landlords ask for 3 to 4 times the bare rent, in gross monthly income. Which rent, which income, and what to do when you do not reach it.
- Rental scams in the Netherlands: how to spot them (2026)Fake adverts run on the real portals too. The pattern is always the same: money requested before any viewing. How to recognise it, and what to do if you have already paid.
- Renting in the Netherlands as a newcomer: how it works (2026)Social housing runs on waiting lists counted in years, so newcomers rent on the private market. What it costs (median asking rent today: 1.744 euros a month), what landlords ask for, the order of the steps, the rule against scams and your rights once you sign.
Amsterdam is where the Dutch rental squeeze is at its sharpest, and where most newcomers start looking before they know the city. Agencies here receive dozens of replies within hours of publishing, and viewings go to whoever wrote first with a complete file. Being early matters more than being flexible: Amsterdam rewards the applicant who is already watching when a listing appears, not the one who checks the portals in the evening.