The Central Government Real Estate Agency (Rijksvastgoedbedrijf) uses property to help achieve the aims of the Dutch government. We manage a well-balanced property portfolio that satisfies the requirements of users.
The composition of the portfolio ensures that we can always meet central government’s constantly changing property requirements. We do this by acquiring new properties, by selling superfluous properties and by maintaining the properties under our management.
Properties for sale
The Dutch government currently has around 742 properties to sell. Of these, about 125 consist of real estate; the rest are plots of land varying in size and designated usage. Most of the real estate properties will require redevelopment. To accomplish its sales objectives, the Central Government Real Estate Agency is pursuing a sales strategy that invites cooperation with the real estate market. Our strategy is based on three core values: public, competitive and transparent.
Real estate transactions
Our property portfolio consists of over 12 million square meters, with almost 4 million square meters being office space. We buy, sell or renegotiate an average of 200,000 square meters annually. To ensure successful transactions we keep close track of the real estate market and urban trends. We also check that the rates we pay to lease offices are in line with market rates. The Central Government Real Estate Agency leases 1 million square meters of office space on the Dutch and international real estate market.
Representatives at the HPP stand
Tessa Flantua
Kwartiermakend directeur directie Gebieds- en Vastgoedontwikkeling
Nico Smiet
Project-/Programmadirecteur
Anneloes van Boxtel
Project-/Programmadirecteur
Central Government Real Estate Agency (Rijksvastgoedbedrijf)
Korte Voorhout 7
2511 CW The Hague
The Netherlands
+31 (0)88 115 80 12
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