Staycity opens 120-apartment Wilde Amsterdam at Union Investment’s YVIE complex

By Public Technologies
  • Staycity Group's Wilde Amsterdam aparthotel has opened at Union Investment's YVIE complex, according to an October 15, 2026, announcement.
  • The 25-year lease covers 120 apartments totaling about 7,000 square meters on floors three through 10 of the 31-story residential tower.
  • The opening marks Staycity's entry into the Dutch market, offering stays of at least seven nights.
  • The tower belongs to the UniImmo: Europa open-ended real estate fund and includes 176 apartments that are almost fully leased.
  • Union Investment acquired the Amsterdam-Noord complex as a development project in 2019; construction was completed during 2024–2025.


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