Legally YES, however, it varies whether landlords allow pets in rental properties in Amsterdam. This depends on the landlord; some allow pets, others do not. Officially though, it is only forbidden when specifically stated in the statutes of the community of owners.
Yes, but check with the landlord. With social rental properties, subletting is often prohibited, while properties in the free sector offer more freedom.
Yes, provided your rent and income are within certain limits and you have independent living quarters.
Renting an apartment in Amsterdam is generally quite pricey. Neighborhoods such as Nieuw-West, Noord and parts of Southeast tend to be cheaper than popular downtown areas such as De Pijp and Jordaan.
Renting an apartment in Amsterdam with children? Amsterdam-Zuid and Amsterdam-Oost are often considered the most suitable for families with children because of their spacious homes, good schools and proximity to parks such as the Vondelpark and Oosterpark. Amsterdam-Noord is also popular due to its affordable rents and green surroundings.
Being location-independent is a big advantage. We have a radius filter that you can set in your search profile. This way, you receive all properties within the specified kilometer radius. Note: the radius is measured from the center of the selected city, so for a large city, you may need to set a larger radius to include areas outside the city.
Yes, you can create up to four different search profiles with one account. So you can search in four cities simultaneously, set multiple bedroom and price combinations, or even mix both.
RentSlam works throughout the Netherlands, so you can register with confidence. However, not every city has many rental properties available. If you’re moving to a location that most people haven’t heard of, let us know. We’ll make an extra effort to find all available properties there for you.