WHAT MAKES THIS NEIGHBORHOOD SPECIAL
Bezuidenhout

Why Bezuidenhout is interesting for buyers
The perfect combination of vibrant and accessible. Around Theresiastraat it's always lively, and the location is excellent for commuters—with Den Haag Central Station around the corner and Haagse Bos as a green buffer. We enjoy working here because the offering is broad: from first-time buyers to upsizers. What makes this neighborhood extra attractive is the mix of business and tranquil. On one side, the bustling heart around the station; on the other, stately pre-war architecture against Haagse Bos. Moreover, in the past two years the neighborhood received a boost through projects like NOI Avenue—221 new homes with energy label A++—and the ongoing redevelopment of the Beatrixkwartier, where more greenery, modern amenities, and vibrant public spaces are central. For buyers who value international orientation, short commute, and green spaces nearby, the complete picture fits here.
Market analysis Bezuidenhout
Properties sell here at a healthy pace. The average selling time is just slightly above The Hague average of 35 days, which fits a dynamic market with stable supply. The average transaction price varies from €461,000 in Bezuidenhout-Oost to €570,000 in Bezuidenhout-Midden, with a weighted average around €490,000 for the entire neighborhood. That's well above The Hague average of €350,000, mainly driven by international orientation and strategic location near Central Station.
What we see is that according to our estimates, around 3.5% of owner-occupied properties change hands annually. That's just below the national average of 5 to 6 percent, indicating a relatively stable resident population. At any given moment, approximately 2.4% of properties are for sale—comparable to The Hague average of 2.3%. Supply has increased over the past year due to sell-offs of former rental apartments, which particularly moves the mid-segment. The number of sales in The Hague rose from 1,027 to 1,215 transactions between Q1 and Q3 2025, a trend also noticeable here.
In The Hague, approximately 71% of properties sell above asking price, on average 3 to 4.5% higher. Our experience shows this percentage is comparable in Bezuidenhout, with outliers in Bezuidenhout-West where properties sell on average 14% above asking price. For turnkey apartments with complete documentation and bilingual descriptions for international buyers, we see offers coming in quickly. Properties that are well-prepared from day one—in terms of styling and HOA documents—attract immediate interest, especially from expats and young professionals who want to move fast.

Wie koopt uw huis in Bezuidenhout
Twee groepen domineren de koopmarkt hier. Internationale professionals en kapitaalkrachtige Nederlandse kopers. Samen zijn ze goed voor het merendeel van de transacties, maar ze zoeken totaal verschillende dingen.

Kapitaalkrachtige Nederlandse kopers

Internationale professionals
Points of attention Bezuidenhout
Building period and maintenance
Most properties here date from the pre-war period and stand on wooden pile foundations. During the structural survey buyers routinely commission, this is visually inspected. In our experience, direct problems rarely emerge, but repair costs can—if issues exist—run up to €40,000-€80,000. For international buyers accustomed to extensive technical documentation, a foundation screening (€400-€800) can speed up the sale. It's not essential, but it creates confidence. The municipality supports via the physical improvement program with subsidies for insulation and ventilation.

HOA Situation
HOA contributions here range between €230-€275 per month, higher than the South Holland average of €147. What's also notable is that a significant portion of complexes lack a current long-term maintenance plan. This increases the risk of sudden additional contributions. Buyers want to know three things—what's the monthly contribution, is major maintenance planned, and is there a long-term maintenance plan? Have this ready. For international buyers, it's helpful if HOA documents are also available in English—this speeds up the process for their mortgage advisor. The municipality is developing an image quality plan with maintenance focus for the Beatrixkwartier, but that's still in the future.

Energy label
Labels D and E are normal for pre-war construction. For label G, we advise upgrading—81% of buyers find energy labels important, and properties with label A-C are found 21% faster on Funda. The municipality offers subsidies for insulation and hybrid heat pumps, and with targeted measures you often recoup this upon sale.

Parking
First parking permit costs €97 per year, the second €491. For families with two cars, that's a substantial amount. Parking pressure in Bezuidenhout-Oost is well above 90 percent, meaning finding a spot on the street isn't always easy. Explicitly mention parking permit status in your listing. If you have private parking, state that—properties with private parking sell on average 8-12% above asking price.

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