English-speaking Real estate & accommodation professionals in Amsterdam

Browse trusted, English-speaking real estate & accommodation professionals in Amsterdam, reviewed by the expat community.

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Covering Amsterdam and nearby areas

  • Amsterdam
  • Amstelveen
  • Diemen
  • Bloemendaal
  • Haarlem
  • Haarlemmermeer

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Anonymous

Amsterdam on Jun 2026

I’ve been seeing Megan for almost four years during a rough time with a burnout, a heavy breakup, moving, and living abroad. From day one we clicked, and she tailored different tools and techniques to what actually works for me, especially for my anxiety and burnout, and the sessions feel like a real safe space. Some sessions are heavy and others super productive, but overall she really gets me and keeps it practical. She is always on time and the price felt a bit cheaper than I expected.

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Gian

Amsterdam on May 2026

I’ve been at A'DAM.works since August last year, started with a flex desk for 2 months and then switched to a fixed desk. I really like the community and the space: great amenities, nice location, always clean, great coffee, fresh fruit, and clean dishes. Communication is easy, I have a direct WhatsApp and Nienke and the team reply quickly, and when I once had an invoice issue the finance team got back to me fast. The only downside is the call boxes can be a bit dark, and the price is on the higher side but feels fair for the community and location.

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Anonymous

Amsterdam on Aug 2026

I got some help from Monica during a very busy period, with a lot of family stuff and work stuff piling on. It was really useful to be able to voice what I needed outside of everything, and she was there to hear it out, be a sounding board, and help me reframe things and approach the anxiety that comes when life stuff piles on at the same time. She created a very calming environment and did not dismiss anything, which I really liked. Also, being an expat with family far away, she really understood that and helped me reframe certain things.

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How much do co-working spaces cost in Amsterdam?
In Amsterdam a day pass runs €10 to €35, a hot desk €150 to €400 a month, a dedicated desk €250 to €450, and a private office from €450 per person, all excluding 21% BTW.
How much do real estate agents cost in Amsterdam?
Amsterdam selling agents charge 0.90% to 1.35% of the sale price, and buying agents ask about 1% to 1.5% or a fixed €2,500 to €8,000.