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Buy or rent in Bezuidenhout?

Bezuidenhout · The Hague

Bezuidenhout sits beside the Haagse Bos and Central Station, mixing 1920s streets with newer builds — convenient and mid-priced. It's a useful middle-of-the-market baseline for testing how rate and horizon move the buy-vs-rent line.

Typical price
€ 475.000
Typical rent
€ 1.750/mo
Price per m²
€ 5.938

Derived from city averages (CBS/Kadaster 2025 sale prices; Pararius Huurmonitor Q4 2025 rents) scaled to this neighbourhood. Indicative — adjust in the calculator. Reviewed August 2026.

Run the numbers for Bezuidenhout

What the calculator counts

Most buy-vs-rent tools stop at the mortgage payment. This one counts every Dutch cost and tax on both sides — overdrachtsbelasting, notary, VVE, OZB, maintenance, mortgage interest relief (hypotheekrenteaftrek), the eigenwoningforfait and Box 3 wealth tax on the renter's invested deposit — then compares how much wealthier you are after your chosen number of years in Bezuidenhout.

Frequently asked

Is it better to buy or rent in Bezuidenhout?
It mostly comes down to how long you stay and the price in Bezuidenhout (around € 475.000). Over a short period the one-off buying costs weigh heavily; over 7–10 years buying often wins. Enter your own numbers and check the break-even year.
What is a typical price in Bezuidenhout?
Budget roughly € 475.000 for about 80 m² (€ 5.938/m²) and a free-sector rent around € 1.750/mo. These are 2026 starting points — adjust them to your own home.
Do I pay transfer tax as a first-time buyer?
If you're 18–34, buying your first home to live in, and the price is under €555,000, you pay 0% instead of 2% — the starter exemption (startersvrijstelling).

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