Maximum rent at 60 points for independent living spaces

Do you have a non-self-contained housing with 60 points according to the Housing Rating System (WWS)? Then there is a maximum rent your landlord may ask. On this page you can see the current maximum rent and what you can do if you think the scoring is incorrect.

What is the maximum rent at 60 points of a non-self-contained housing?

The maximum rent for a non-self-contained housing with 60 points is €589.75 per month. This amount is valid from Jan. 1, 2025.
This amount is the maximum rent your landlord may charge.

Frequently asked questions about 60 points

What if I disagree with the 60 points?

You can have a point score checked by the Rent Commission. If you think your property is worth less points (or more) than 60 points, you can object.

Can the landlord charge more than the maximum rent of €589.75?

No. With regulated rent, the landlord may not charge more than the maximum rent of €589.75 associated with 60 points. If it does, you can report it to the Rent Commission.

Check out other points?

Also check the rent at 59 points or 61 points.