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WWS point assessment

The official points count according to the housing valuation system (WWS) determines the maximum rent you may ask as a landlord. Since the Affordable Rent Act (Wet betaalbare huur), the energy label also counts in the tally.

We assess the home and count the points correctly and with sound justification, incorporate the energy label and calculate the maximum rent for your situation.

You receive a clear justification that you can present, so that you know exactly where you stand and are not caught out by surprises.

What's included
  • Assessment and points count according to the current WWS.
  • Incorporation of the energy label in the tally.
  • Calculation of the maximum rent.
  • Clear justification that you can present.
When do you need this?
  • You are renting out and want to know which rent is permitted.
  • You want to comply with the Affordable Rent Act (Wet betaalbare huur).
  • You have a dispute or inspection and need a justification.
  • You are buying a home to rent out and want to know the maximum rent in advance.
How it works

Arranged in four steps, whichever service you choose

01

Request online

Calculate your price and schedule your appointment in 2 minutes, online or by phone.

02

Appointment within 24 hours

We confirm the same day and plan the inspection at a time that suits you.

03

On-site inspection

Our certified advisor carries out the inspection or measurement your service requires. Usually takes about one hour.

04

Result within 3 days

Your label or report is officially registered or delivered and you receive everything by e-mail.

FAQ

Answers to the questions we hear most

The housing valuation system (WWS) uses a points system to determine the maximum rent of a home. A points assessment makes clear how many points your home has.

For landlords who want to know which rent they are allowed to charge and whether their home falls in the regulated segment or the free sector.

Yes. The energy label determines part of the points: the better the label, the more points and the higher the permitted rent.

Clarity about the maximum rent, about whether you fall under regulated rent, and certainty that you are not charging too much or too little.

Since 1 July 2024 the WWS has been extended and made binding up to a higher points threshold, so that part of the mid-range rental segment is now also regulated. A current assessment has therefore become more important.

The tenant can go to the Rent Tribunal (Huurcommissie). This can lead to a mandatory rent reduction and, in case of a breach of the rules, to enforcement by the municipality.

These include the floor area, the WOZ value, the energy label, the fixtures in the kitchen and bathroom, the outdoor space and whether it is a monument.

The price is on request and can be determined per home or for an entire complex.

With a new letting or after changes to the home, a new assessment is sensible. Moreover, the rules and the WOZ value change annually.

Yes, and that is often smart: the energy label is one of the building blocks of the points assessment, so both can be arranged in one appointment.

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