Van Omme & De Groot is a Rotterdam-based construction and project development company with deep roots in the region, founded in 1922. This family-owned business employs over 120 people and achieves an annual turnover of around €75 million, placing it among the medium-sized firms in the Dutch construction sector.
The company’s activities cover project development, new construction, transformation, and maintenance. Notably, Van Omme & De Groot plays a substantial role in shaping residential and commercial spaces, frequently taking on projects that involve significant renovation or repurposing of existing properties.
Recent projects demonstrate this versatility. The redevelopment of The Betz (formerly De Ster) at Prins Alexanderplein in Rotterdam saw the conversion of a 1990s office building into 169 apartments and hospitality areas, focusing on sustainability and urban renewal. Another example is the Oosterheem Centrum in Zoetermeer, which reflects the firm's ongoing work in creating new residential environments. The company has also participated in the realization of apartment buildings in Katwijk aan Zee and the KasseNova project in ‘s-Gravenzande.
Van Omme & De Groot’s projects are often collaborations with various partners, including architects, developers, and municipalities, underlining its adaptability to different roles within the building process. The company maintains its headquarters at Heemraadssingel in Rotterdam and continues to emphasize practical solutions, direct communication, and a transparent approach in its work.