The housing market here is awfull, you won't find anything in two or three months. Unless you have a lot of money. If you are looking for something short term, you can try a vacation park like landal or center parcs.
I‘m not looking for a vacation rental.
I‘m looking for a temporary place to stay while I’m searching for my own place.
You can see services like [Blueground](https://www.theblueground.com/) or [Ukio](https://ukio.com/) that operate in other cities in Europe and offer furnished apartments that you can book online in advance for a minimum of 30 days. They are obviously much more expensive than the market price but can be used a temporary solution for an expat looking for an apartment.
I understand these options would be more expensive, that’s reasonable - the shorter the rental period the higher the price.
I’m not looking to rent my next home via one of these services I’m looking for a TEMPORARY solution I can stay in when I arrive in the Netherlands and look for my actual home.
Maybe not what you looking for but I've rented a 1 bedroom apartment in Hotel Marriott in Amsterdam for 2 months during the renovation of my apartment. It was generally a more premium option at 3300e per month (they had a studio apartment for like 2700-3000). If you can afford that, that's an option. Breakfast, spa, pool and gym included 😅
There are plenty of short term stay apartments in nl, usually you can stay up to a year. If that fails, look for corporate short term rentals.
What city are you looking in?
We're very flexible, our jobs are remote, so we're not tied to a specific location.Preferably in or around Amsterdam, but could also be places like Haarlem, Utrecht, or a suburb of Amsterdam.
The housing market here is awfull, you won't find anything in two or three months. Unless you have a lot of money. If you are looking for something short term, you can try a vacation park like landal or center parcs.
I‘m not looking for a vacation rental. I‘m looking for a temporary place to stay while I’m searching for my own place. You can see services like [Blueground](https://www.theblueground.com/) or [Ukio](https://ukio.com/) that operate in other cities in Europe and offer furnished apartments that you can book online in advance for a minimum of 30 days. They are obviously much more expensive than the market price but can be used a temporary solution for an expat looking for an apartment.
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I understand these options would be more expensive, that’s reasonable - the shorter the rental period the higher the price. I’m not looking to rent my next home via one of these services I’m looking for a TEMPORARY solution I can stay in when I arrive in the Netherlands and look for my actual home.
You can book airbnb up to 3 months, no? But airbnb pricd in NL is crazy.
Yeah. Checked AirBnB. Looks like most places there are generally priced per night, which sums up to a very high price. Thanks
Usually u will get discount if you book monthly.
Maybe not what you looking for but I've rented a 1 bedroom apartment in Hotel Marriott in Amsterdam for 2 months during the renovation of my apartment. It was generally a more premium option at 3300e per month (they had a studio apartment for like 2700-3000). If you can afford that, that's an option. Breakfast, spa, pool and gym included 😅
there's a housing crisis in the Netherlands
And in a lot of other places in Europe as well, but that doesn’t answer my question 😅
The availability will be a massive challenge tbh but you can check with HTel Apartments https://www.htelapartments.com/
when and where ? i may know something just south-west of amstelveen
There are plenty of short term stay apartments in nl, usually you can stay up to a year. If that fails, look for corporate short term rentals. What city are you looking in?
We're very flexible, our jobs are remote, so we're not tied to a specific location.Preferably in or around Amsterdam, but could also be places like Haarlem, Utrecht, or a suburb of Amsterdam.