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Room, Maastricht
📍 Franquinetstraat, Maastricht, Netherlands
🗓 Published on 23.10.2026
361 homes available in Maastricht 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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📍 Franquinetstraat, Maastricht, Netherlands
🗓 Published on 23.10.2026
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📍 6221 XH Maastricht (Sint Maartenspoort)
🗓 Published on 23.10.2026
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📍 6217 KZ Maastricht (Brusselsepoort)
🗓 Published on 19.10.2026
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📍 6224 GW Maastricht (Wittevrouwenveld)
🗓 Published on 19.10.2026
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📍 6224 GW Maastricht (Wittevrouwenveld)
🗓 Published on 19.10.2026
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Save this searchAcross the 361 homes we currently track in Maastricht, the median advertised rent is €1.300 a month, and half of them sit between €830 and €1.900. 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.
| Type | Listings | Median rent | Per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartments | 258 | 1.297 | 20.6 (258) |
| Houses | 56 | 2.062 | 15.7 (56) |
| Rooms | 40 | 689 | 36.5 (40) |
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.
40.2 % 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.
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Measured on 2026-10-24 across 361 active listings.
Three things that decide whether an application works here, explained in full.
Maastricht is the most international of the Dutch student cities: its university teaches largely in English and draws people from across Europe, with Belgium and Germany both a short drive away. That international intake competes for a housing stock kept small by a protected historic centre. In Maastricht, the pressure is highest in late summer, when several intakes arrive at once.