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Haarlem is filled with coworking spaces. Local companies and a large number of freelancers, solo-entrepreneurs have long recognised the pros of sharing office space. Coworking spaces in Haarlem host a variety of companies and this type of commercial property is continuing to take over the market. Potential tenants value the cost-efficiency as well as the flexibility of such offices. Coworkings in Haarlem can be rented on different terms. Some tenants choose to only spend a couple of hours per day at the office and pay an hourly rate for a hot desk. Others are interested in renting a dedicated desk or even a dedicated room, but share facilities like kitchen, toilets, lounge and meeting rooms. The price may vary, but usually, you can get the best price when renting a space for a long period of time (up to 24 months).

As a part of the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area (AMA), Haarlem has a reputation of a prestigious business location. There is a number of reasons why more and more companies from all over the world show interest in entering the local business scene.

Great location. Haarlem is situated in close proximity to Amsterdam and in one of the top five European regions in terms of economic performance.

Great location. Haarlem is situated in close proximity to Amsterdam and in one of the top five European regions in terms of economic performance.

Great location. Haarlem is situated in close proximity to Amsterdam and in one of the top five European regions in terms of economic performance.

Great location. Haarlem is situated in close proximity to Amsterdam and in one of the top five European regions in terms of economic performance.

Profound transportation system. Haarlem has two railway stations served by the Nederlandse Spoorwegen. Getting to Amsterdam and surrounding areas has never been easier with trains leaving every 10 minutes, you can get around AMA quickly and efficiently.

Profound transportation system. Haarlem has two railway stations served by the Nederlandse Spoorwegen. Getting to Amsterdam and surrounding areas has never been easier with trains leaving every 10 minutes, you can get around AMA quickly and efficiently.

Profound transportation system. Haarlem has two railway stations served by the Nederlandse Spoorwegen. Getting to Amsterdam and surrounding areas has never been easier with trains leaving every 10 minutes, you can get around AMA quickly and efficiently.

Profound transportation system. Haarlem has two railway stations served by the Nederlandse Spoorwegen. Getting to Amsterdam and surrounding areas has never been easier with trains leaving every 10 minutes, you can get around AMA quickly and efficiently.

Healthy economy and encouraging environment. Both domestic and international businesses can count on legal support from the local authorities when trying to establish an office in Haarlem.

Healthy economy and encouraging environment. Both domestic and international businesses can count on legal support from the local authorities when trying to establish an office in Haarlem.

Healthy economy and encouraging environment. Both domestic and international businesses can count on legal support from the local authorities when trying to establish an office in Haarlem.

Healthy economy and encouraging environment. Both domestic and international businesses can count on legal support from the local authorities when trying to establish an office in Haarlem.

Throughout history, Haarlem has played a notable role on the map of Holland. The city was famous for producing tulips, beer and many more products that have been exported to numerous places. During the pre-medieval and medieval times, the city was so successful, that a wall and a canal were built to protect it from possible sieges. Today, Haarlem is the second-largest city in Northern Holland after Amsterdam. It boasts a total population of over 160 thousand residents. Being only 15 minutes away by train from Amsterdam, Haarlem is a lucrative location to live and take a daily commute to work in Amsterdam. Moreover, strong competition, high prices and extremely low vacancy rate continue to force people out of Amsterdam to the neighbouring locations. This situation is true about both residence and business. As a result, Haarlem becomes a top go-to place as an alternative place to live and work.