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The most affluent neighbourhoods in Amsterdam

10.0Number 1Nintemanterrein

The wealthiest neighbourhood in Amsterdam is Nintemanterrein (10.0), with an average property value of € 888,000. They are spread across Amsterdam: 9 in the centre, 9 in the east and 5 in the north. These are mostly small areas: 15 of the 25 have fewer than 1,000 residents. That is 2.1 times the national median for property value. Of the 436 neighbourhoods in Amsterdam with a grade for wealth, 174 reach a 7.0 or higher. Amsterdam as a whole comes out at a 5.9, against a 6.3 for the middle neighbourhood in the country — one grade for a whole municipality says little about the street you live in.

In the neighbourhood where the average resident of Amsterdam lives, the average property value is € 522,000 — the national median is € 422,000. On this page that ranges from € 559,000 in Gooise Kant to € 2,286,000 in Diepenbrockbuurt.

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The 10 most affluent neighbourhoods in Amsterdam

Number 1

Nintemanterrein

125 residents

Property value € 888,000
10.0

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  1. 2

    Rieteiland-Oost

    310 residents

    Property value € 1,880,000

    10.0
  2. 3

    Buiksloterdijk-West

    170 residents

    Property value € 1,032,000

    10.0
  3. 4

    Leeuwenveld

    1,530 residents

    Property value € 703,000

    9.9
  4. 5

    Buiksloterdijk-Oost

    135 residents

    Property value € 1,253,000

    9.9
  5. 6

    Park Haagseweg

    965 residents

    Property value € 642,000

    9.9
  6. 7

    Lanenrijk

    2,845 residents

    Property value € 844,000

    9.8
  7. 8

    Buiksloterbreek

    305 residents

    Property value € 781,000

    9.8
  8. 9

    Schellingwoude-Oost

    620 residents

    Property value € 1,049,000

    9.8
  9. 10

    Nieuwendammerdijk-West

    1,020 residents

    Property value € 942,000

    9.8

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  1. 11

    Nieuwendammerdijk-Oost

    345 residents

    Property value € 985,000

    9.8
  2. 12

    Waterrijk

    1,340 residents

    Property value € 1,161,000

    9.7
  3. 13

    Aetsveldsepolder

    445 residents

    Property value € 884,000

    9.7
  4. 14

    Rode Kruisbuurt

    255 residents

    Property value € 697,000

    9.7
  5. 15

    Prinses Irenebuurt

    1,395 residents

    Property value € 1,129,000

    9.7
  6. 16

    Nieuw-Sloten-Zuidwest

    2,170 residents

    Property value € 603,000

    9.7
  7. 17

    Minervabuurt-Midden

    2,475 residents

    Property value € 1,181,000

    9.7
  8. 18

    Minervabuurt-Noord

    1,410 residents

    Property value € 1,401,000

    9.6
  9. 19

    Diepenbrockbuurt

    780 residents

    Property value € 2,286,000

    9.5
  10. 20

    Ransdorp

    330 residents

    Property value € 1,016,000

    9.5
  11. 21

    Banpleinbuurt

    780 residents

    Property value € 1,761,000

    9.5
  12. 22

    Valeriusbuurt-Oost

    1,410 residents

    Property value € 1,436,000

    9.5
  13. 23

    Johannes Vermeerbuurt

    1,505 residents

    Property value € 1,218,000

    9.4
  14. 24

    De Omval

    715 residents

    Property value € 683,000

    9.4
  15. 25

    Durgerdam

    490 residents

    Property value € 1,062,000

    9.4
  16. 26

    Minervabuurt-Zuid

    2,555 residents

    Property value € 984,000

    9.4
  17. 27

    Beethovenbuurt

    1,350 residents

    Property value € 1,494,000

    9.4
  18. 28

    Rieteilanden-West

    2,580 residents

    Property value € 916,000

    9.4
  19. 29

    Concertgebouwbuurt

    1,835 residents

    Property value € 1,348,000

    9.4
  20. 30

    Bedrijventerrein Van Houten

    A residential area despite the name: 675 residents, mostly owner-occupied homes.

    675 residents

    Property value € 769,000

    9.3
  21. 31

    Sloterweg e.o.

    330 residents

    Property value € 1,113,000

    9.3
  22. 32

    Vechtrijk

    1,095 residents

    Property value € 839,000

    9.3
  23. 33

    P.C. Hooftbuurt

    800 residents

    Property value € 1,234,000

    9.3
  24. 34

    Leidsegracht-Zuid

    735 residents

    Property value € 912,000

    9.3
  25. 35

    Oostelijke Vechtoever

    535 residents

    Property value € 797,000

    9.3
  26. 36

    Vijzelstraatbuurt

    1,390 residents

    Property value € 1,046,000

    9.3
  27. 37

    Vliegenbos

    190 residents

    Property value € 775,000

    9.2
  28. 38

    Oostzanerdijk

    340 residents

    Property value € 620,000

    9.2
  29. 39

    Sportpark Middenmeer-Zuid

    325 residents

    Property value € 626,000

    9.2
  30. 40

    Borneo

    2,695 residents

    Property value € 782,000

    9.2
  31. 41

    Leidsegracht-Noord

    685 residents

    Property value € 1,024,000

    9.2
  32. 42

    Spiegelbuurt

    850 residents

    Property value € 953,000

    9.2
  33. 43

    Gooise Kant

    865 residents

    Property value € 559,000

    9.1
  34. 44

    De Klomp

    650 residents

    Property value € 594,000

    9.1
  35. 45

    Julianapark

    1,395 residents

    Property value € 586,000

    9.1
  36. 46

    Cornelis Schuytbuurt

    2,905 residents

    Property value € 1,491,000

    9.1
  37. 47

    Java-eiland

    3,075 residents

    Property value € 706,000

    9.1
  38. 48

    Hondecoeterbuurt

    2,015 residents

    Property value € 1,069,000

    9.1
  39. 49

    Zunderdorp

    470 residents

    Property value € 889,000

    9.0
  40. 50

    Groenmarktkadebuurt

    335 residents

    Property value € 629,000

    9.0

Frequently asked questions

How is this list ranked?

On property value — by far the heaviest measure — plus the share of households on a high income and on a low income, benefits, vacancy and the balance between owner-occupied homes and social housing. It describes the neighbourhood and what was measured there, not the people who live in it.

Why is Nintemanterrein at the top?

Nintemanterrein scores a 10.0 on this list, with an average property value of € 888,000. That is the highest of every neighbourhood in Amsterdam that has a grade for this measure.

How often are these figures updated?

The figures come from the CBS neighbourhood statistics for 2025. Both are published once a year; the list is recalculated as soon as a new edition appears.

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