Rental homes in Randwijck, Amstelveen
Discover the current supply of rental properties in Randwijck, Amstelveen. View available homes, neighbourhood data and resident reviews on this page.
Renting in Randwijck: a tight private sector with steep prices
Randwijck is predominantly an owner-occupied neighbourhood. Of the 2,538 homes, 70% are owner-occupied and only 30% are rental properties, and those rental properties are entirely in the hands of private landlords. There is no social housing stock through housing associations, which means that anyone looking for a rental home in Randwijck will only find options in the private sector. This has a clear effect on prices. Over the past twelve months, 76 private sector homes were rented out at an average rent of €3,404 per month, with a range of €1,026 to €6,750 per month. The average floor area was 144 m², indicating that these are generally spacious homes. The WOZ value of €650,000 is well above the Amstelveen average of €528,000, which partly explains the higher rents. For current availability and the current average rent, please consult the overview at the top of this page.
Randwijck: a family neighbourhood with a quiet, green character
Randwijck does not feel like an average Amstelveen neighbourhood. The wide streets, the presence of greenery and the relatively low building density give the area a quiet character that strongly matches the profile of its residents: families with children form the largest household group, 37% are married, and the largest age group consists of 25 to 45-year-olds. It is a neighbourhood where people consciously choose space and tranquillity, within cycling distance of Amstelveen city centre and with good connections to Amsterdam via the A9 and public transport.
On the neighbourhood page for Randwijck you can read what residents themselves write about the area. A recurring theme in the reviews is the combination of peace and accessibility: residents appreciate that it is quiet to live there without being far from the city. Criticism sometimes focuses on the limited shopping facilities directly in the neighbourhood itself and the reliance on a car or bike for daily errands. Randwijck does not have a large shopping centre within the neighbourhood, but the Stadshart of Amstelveen is a short distance away. The neighbourhood is divided into two areas, each with its own character: Randwijck Oost has slightly denser development and more apartments, while Randwijck West is laid out more spaciously with more single-family homes. For families considering renting an apartment in Randwijck, Oost is generally the more suitable side.
The education level in the neighbourhood is high: 60% of residents are highly educated, the average income is €61,700 per year, and the labour participation rate is 68%. This also colours the atmosphere: it is a neighbourhood where people are busy, but where you can walk quietly in the evenings. Randwijck is not a neighbourhood with a vibrant nightlife or a lively shopping street, and that is precisely what many residents appreciate about it.
Renting in Randwijck: who is this suitable for, and who is it not?
Renting a home in Randwijck is mainly interesting for families or dual-income earners with a higher income who are looking for space in a quiet, well-connected neighbourhood. Given the average rent of over €3,400 per month, this is not an option for people on a limited budget. Social housing does not exist here, and the private sector is distinctly expensive. Those considering buying can also look at the supply of homes for sale in Randwijck. For starters or singles looking for more urban vibrancy, neighbourhoods such as Stadshart or Uilenstede Kronenburg might be a better match.
Finding rental homes in Randwijck: how to do it smartly
The current rental supply in Randwijck changes quickly due to the limited number of available homes. At the top of this page you can see how many rental properties are currently available and what the average rent is. Buurtje.nl combines this current supply with neighbourhood data and resident reviews, so you not only find a home but also know what to expect. Want to search more broadly? Then also check the supply in Elsrijk, the charming Patrimonium area, or explore all rental homes in Amstelveen via the municipal page. More information about living and facilities in the municipality can be found on the website of the municipality of Amstelveen.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average cost of a rental home in Randwijck?
In the private sector, an average of €3,404 per month was paid for a rental home in Randwijck over the past twelve months. Prices ranged from €1,026 to €6,750 per month, with an average floor area of 144 m². There is no social housing stock in Randwijck, so all rental homes fall under the private sector.
Is social housing available in Randwijck, Amstelveen?
No, Randwijck has no homes owned by housing associations. The entire rental housing stock, accounting for 30% of homes in the neighbourhood, is owned by private landlords. Those who depend on social housing will have to look elsewhere in Amstelveen.
How accessible is Randwijck for commuters heading to Amsterdam?
Randwijck is conveniently located near the A9 motorway and is well connected by bus to the centres of Amstelveen and Amsterdam. From Amstelveen, there are fast bus services to Amsterdam Central and Amsterdam Zuid. For those commuting daily to Amsterdam, Randwijck's location is a practical advantage.
Are there good schools near Randwijck?
Randwijck is a family neighbourhood with an above-average proportion of households with children, which translates into a good distribution of primary schools in and around the neighbourhood. For secondary education, several schools are accessible in Amstelveen. The municipality of Amstelveen provides an overview of educational facilities per neighbourhood on its website.
For which target group is renting an apartment in Randwijck most suitable?
Renting in Randwijck is best suited for families or dual-income earners with above-average incomes who are looking for space, tranquillity, and a good location relative to Amsterdam and the centre of Amstelveen. Given the high average rent, the neighbourhood is less accessible for starters or singles with a limited budget. Those seeking more urban dynamics will find it more in neighbourhoods like Stadshart or around Uilenstede.
