Renting in Haarlem

    Renting in Haarlem

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    Rental on Calvijnlaan, HaarlemNew1 day ago

    €1,950 / month

    Calvijnlaan · Haarlem

    103 m² · 1 room · Apartment

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    Rental on Munterslaan, HaarlemNew1 day ago

    Munterslaan · Haarlem

    136 m² · 5 rooms · House

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    Rental on Berlagelaan, HaarlemNew1 day ago

    €1,825 / month

    Berlagelaan · Haarlem

    93 m² · 3 rooms · Apartment

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    Rental on Brouwersvaart, HaarlemNew1 day ago

    €1,392 / month

    Brouwersvaart · Haarlem

    65 m² · 3 rooms · House

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    Rental on Verspronckweg 150 C, HaarlemNew1 day ago

    €3,785 / month

    Verspronckweg 150 C · Haarlem

    217 m² · 6 rooms · Apartment

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    Rental on Schoterbosstraat, Haarlem2 days ago

    €900 / month

    Schoterbosstraat · Haarlem

    40 m² · 1 room · Studio

    via Kamernet

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    Rent levels

    Average asking rent per m²

    €24.05

    per m² per month

    Pararius Huurmonitor Q1 2026 — not a live listing average

    What that means by property type

    Rooms & studios

    Smaller footprint and a lower total monthly cost, but a higher price per square metre.

    Apartments & houses

    More space and a higher total monthly cost, but a lower price per square metre.

    Rent segments in 2026

    Social housing

    Up to €932.93 per month. Allocated through the municipal waiting list.

    Mid-market rent

    €932.93 to €1,228.07 per month. Price increases are regulated.

    Free sector

    Above €1,228.07 per month. The landlord sets the price.

    About the Haarlem rental market

    Haarlem benefits from being close to Amsterdam without Amsterdam's price tag — though that gap has narrowed sharply in recent years. The historic centre around the Grote Markt and the Waarderpolder district draw renters who want the calm of a smaller city with a fifteen-minute train ride into Amsterdam Centraal. Around the Spaarne river and Kleverparkbuurt, characterful 1930s housing dominates, while Schalkwijk and the Waarderpolder offer more affordable new-build stock. Haarlem attracts a large share of families and professionals who work in Amsterdam but can't or don't want to live there, keeping pressure on the market structurally high. Zandvoort's beach is a short cycle away, adding another pull for renters who want coastal access. Fast responses still matter: well-located apartments are often gone within a day.

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