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Almere appeared on the Dutch map rather rapidly and began to grow at an even more impressive pace. The area got a “municipality” status about 35 years ago, but today, the city has 6 districts and over 200 thousand residents. Lack of space in the northern Randstad and the need for high-quality alternative locations made Almere a “go-to” place. It’s growth can be attributed to the rapid broadening and “overspill” of Amsterdam. Thanks to its geographical location, smart city planning and a clear strategy of growth, Almere was able to stretch out and provide a comfortable urban space to both residents and businesses. While more and more functions will need to be relocated from overcrowded Randstad, the city of Almere will face a serious inflow of residents, companies and infrastructure like road and rail junctions, airports, etc. To maintain a healthy urban infrastructure the city is growing in accordance with certain principles. Almere principles are there to guarantee a sustainable future for the growth of the city in the coming decades. Consequently, these principles play the main role in the inspiration and guidance for the ones who are involved in the future development of the city.

Offices in Almere have appeared just as rapidly as the rest of the city. There are 6 business districts in Almere, and yet, two particular ones: Almere Centre and Gooisekant account for more than 70% of total amount of commercial premises. Both districts offer an extensive amount of office rental possibilities. Nevertheless, their infrastructure and purpose differ from each other. The Almere Centre boasts a modern urban infrastructure and is mostly occupied by companies working in high-tech, creative, digital and financial services. The area also offers a variety of public transportation links with Amsterdam. Another district, Gooisekant, offers space suitable for companies that prefer combining offices and industrial units in one place. Furthermore, the transportation system provides connections to major links via the A6 motorway. Offices in Almere provide high-quality facilities and services that can easily compete with those in the heart of Amsterdam. Moreover, they are also let at a much cheaper price, often 50% cheaper. On average, tenants are expected to pay around EUR330 per workstation. Of course, the price depends on the location, contract duration and the number of workstations rented at once.