Kadaster BAG
The street, city, construction year and floor area registered for the address.
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The WWS rent check counts your property's points under the official WWS calculation rules and derives the legally maximum rent from them. The rent check is free; to calculate and save the result you sign in at the end.
Kadaster BAG
The street, city, construction year and floor area registered for the address.
EP-Online
The valid energy label of the property together with its energy performance.
WOZ-waardeloket
The WOZ value of the property together with its assessment date.
After that you walk through indoor spaces, outdoor spaces and special features step by step. Once you are signed in, the outcome is kept with the property in your portfolio, in your own browser storage.
Yes, the WWS rent check is free. Entering the address and the property details costs nothing. To calculate and save the points count and the maximum rent you sign in at the end. Without signing in you do not see the outcome of the calculation.
Not to fill in the rent check. As soon as you want to calculate and save the points count and the maximum rent, you sign in. Your properties then live in your own browser storage, so you can find and update them later.
No. The points count and the maximum rent are an indication based on your input and the official WWS calculation rules. It is not a ruling by the Huurcommissie and not legal advice. In a dispute about the rent, the Huurcommissie or the court decides.
Address, construction year and floor area come from the BAG held by the Kadaster, the energy label from EP-Online and the WOZ value from the WOZ valuation portal. Only the WOZ value carries a reference date; the energy label shows how long it stays valid, and the retrieved details show the date we consulted the source. If a source finds nothing, you enter or adjust the value yourself.
The properties you save live in your own browser storage, not on our servers. You clear them through your browser settings, under site or website data. Your postcode and house number go to the public sources we consult: PDOK (address and cadastral data) and the Kadaster WOZ desk, and where configured through our own server, which then queries those sources for you.