Municipality of Zoetermeer Blink Take a Step Toward Building 157 New Apartments at Luxemburglaan 1-15

Prior Agreement

The plans for Luxemburglaan call for 157 apartments, with a mix of for-sale units in various price ranges and mid-range rental units. This will create a diverse housing offering for different target groups and life stages in a building where social interaction is central. The current public bicycle parking facility on Noordwaarts will be removed and incorporated into the new development. This will ensure that the city center remains easily accessible to cyclists. 

In the previous agreement, the parties set forth, among other things, arrangements regarding the collaboration, the sale of land, and the financial framework of the project.

Alderman Jan Iedema (Downtown): “Demand for housing is high. With the signing of this agreement, we’re one step closer to building 157 new homes in a central location in Zoetermeer. That’s good news for people looking for a place to live and for the continued development of the downtown area.”

Stefan Boere, regional director at Blink: “For us, comfortable living goes beyond just a house: it’s about a neighborhood where you feel at home and where there’s room to connect with others. Here, we’re developing a place for different generations, with a focus on well-being and quality of life. In this way, we’re not just creating homes, but an environment that connects people and adds lasting value for both residents and the city.”

Next Step

Later this year, the city council will make a decision on this project. In the meantime, Blink will continue to develop the plans and begin the zoning process. If everything goes according to plan, construction is expected to begin in 2029.