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De Wittenstraat
Amsterdam
- Apartment
€ 1750,- Utilities incl.
50 m2
Furnished
02-12-'18 - 28-05-'19
6h
Still available
Johan van der Keukenstraat
Amsterdam
- Apartment
€ 1450,-
55 m2
Furnished
01-11-'18 - Indefinite period
10h
Eerste Atjehstraat
Amsterdam
- Apartment
€ 1650,- Utilities incl.
50 m2
Furnished
01-12-'18 - 28-02-'19
15h
Mercatorstraat
Amsterdam
- Apartment
€ 1600,- Utilities incl.
50 m2
Furnished
20-12-'18 - 20-02-'19
1d
Derde Oosterparkstraat
Amsterdam
- Apartment
€ 885,- Utilities incl.
45 m2
Furnished
24-10-'18 - 19-11-'18
2d
Sarphatistraat
Amsterdam
- Apartment
€ 2000,- Utilities incl.
80 m2
Furnished
14-10-'18 - 30-09-'19
2d
Waalenburgsingel
Amsterdam
- Apartment
€ 2250,- Utilities incl.
80 m2
Unfurnished
13-10-'18 - Indefinite period
2d
Loenermark
Amsterdam
- Apartment
€ 2250,- Utilities incl.
80 m2
Unfurnished
13-10-'18 - Indefinite period
2d
Admiraal De Ruijterweg
Amsterdam
- Apartment
€ 1850,-
70 m2
Furnished
13-10-'18 - Indefinite period
2d
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Rent an apartment in Amsterdam
Are looking to rent an apartment in Amsterdam? Then the following information is very useful for you. As the capital of the Netherlands, Amsterdam is a very popular destination for a lot of expats, travelers and international students. Amsterdam is the biggest city of the Netherlands.
Rental prices in Amsterdam
In general, the rental price of apartments in Amsterdam is quite high. However, the prices do vary depending in which neighborhood you decide to live. Renting an apartment in the city center of Amsterdam can be double as high an apartment in a suburb of Amsterdam. The rental prices also rise faster than other places in the Netherlands, the general increase was 7,4% last year and the prices in Amsterdam had increased 22%. Living in Amsterdam might be more expensive than other cities in the Netherlands, but is also the city with the most things to do, best nightlife and great restaurants and bars. Neighborhoods that have easy access to the city center of Amsterdam and are a more affordable for renting apartments are Ijburg, Slotermeer and Osdorp. These neighborhoods have good connections with the center with public transportation and bicycle. Another option is to rent an apartment in Haarlem. This city is easily accessible by train, just 20 minutes, and is beautiful and cozy.
Renting an apartment as a student in Amsterdam
A lot of students that want to study in Amsterdam also look for housing in the city. As it is quite expensive to rent an entire apartment for your self, students prefer to share housing with others. This way, living in Amsterdam becomes more affordable. Through Kamernet, you can find roommates that are looking for new roommates, so you can connect easily with them. Of course you can also rent a room in Amsterdam in a student house.