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Yields in the Netherlands (Amsterdam and The Hague) are moderate to good

Gross rental yields on rental apartments in Amsterdam are moderate, at around 6% on 70 square metre (sq. m.) apartments. Yields fell in a very typical downwards-sloping rental yield curve as apartment sized rise. The larger the apartment, the lower the gross rental yield. This is a typical phenomenon all over the world.

Apartments of 250 sq. m. return a gross rental yield of 4.4%, which is not bad for apartments that size.

Gross rental yields on apartments in the Hague are somewhat higher, and the returns can be considered quite attractive. Apartments of 85 sq. m. return rental yields of nearly 7%. Apartments of 200 sq. m. have yields of around 6%. This matches the pattern we have notices in previous years, in which yields in The Hague are higher than those in Amsterdam.

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