![]() ![]() These associations are responsible among other things for letting social housing, defined as homes for which the initial monthly rent is under the then rent limit for liberalised tenancy agreements (private sector) (in Dutch). The current limit (2023) is € 808,06. Social housing tenants on low incomes are entitled to housing benefit if their rent is relatively high.Īpproximately 75% of the 3 million rental homes in the Netherlands belong to housing associations. They cover security of tenure, rent, rent increases, maintenance, service charges, etc. ![]() ![]() Rules apply to both the tenant and the landlord. Both social and private (non-subsidised) housing can be rented in the Netherlands. ![]()
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