The most affluent neighbourhoods in Maastricht
9.6Number 1VroendaalThe wealthiest neighbourhood in Maastricht is Vroendaal (9.6), with an average property value of € 620,000. They are spread across Maastricht: 10 in the centre, 6 in the west and 4 in the east. The middle neighbourhood of this top 25 has 1,970 residents. Of the 39 neighbourhoods in Maastricht with a grade for wealth, 6 reach a 7.0 or higher. Maastricht as a whole comes out at a 3.9, 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 Maastricht lives, the average property value is € 316,000 — the national median is € 422,000. On this page that ranges from € 185,000 in Randwyck to € 922,000 in Sint Pieter.
Check je wijk rating from 1 to 10 · figures for 2025
The 10 most affluent neighbourhoods in Maastricht
Number 1
Vroendaal
1,045 residents
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- 29.5
Sint Pieter
135 residents
Property value € 922,000
- 38.4
Campagne
1,280 residents
Property value € 494,000
- 48.4
Villapark
3,160 residents
Property value € 604,000
- 58.3
Jekerdal
1,215 residents
Property value € 543,000
- 68.0
Dousberg-Hazendans
1,855 residents
Property value € 438,000
- 76.5
Biesland
1,970 residents
Property value € 421,000
- 85.9
Wolder
1,450 residents
Property value € 396,000
- 95.8
Amby
6,540 residents
Property value € 411,000
- 105.0
Wyck
5,650 residents
Property value € 406,000
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- 114.9
Itteren
920 residents
Property value € 348,000
- 124.8
Jekerkwartier
1,675 residents
Property value € 444,000
- 134.7
Scharn
6,875 residents
Property value € 368,000
- 144.6
Belfort
2,555 residents
Property value € 283,000
- 154.0
Oud-Caberg
1,940 residents
Property value € 302,000
- 163.8
Borgharen
1,705 residents
Property value € 289,000
- 173.7
Kommelkwartier
2,885 residents
Property value € 337,000
- 183.6
Binnenstad
2,325 residents
Property value € 326,000
- 193.4
Frontenkwartier
475 residents
Property value € 350,000
- 203.4
Heugem
4,300 residents
Property value € 294,000
- 213.4
De Heeg
5,860 residents
Property value € 266,000
- 223.4
Heer
7,270 residents
Property value € 292,000
- 233.2
Statenkwartier
4,895 residents
Property value € 318,000
- 243.1
Daalhof
6,370 residents
Property value € 250,000
- 253.1
Boschpoort
1,590 residents
Property value € 277,000
- 263.0
Brusselsepoort
5,235 residents
Property value € 290,000
- 273.0
Malberg
5,355 residents
Property value € 257,000
- 283.0
Randwyck
3,220 residents
Property value € 185,000
- 292.9
Wyckerpoort
4,070 residents
Property value € 279,000
- 302.9
Wittevrouwenveld
6,055 residents
Property value € 279,000
- 312.9
Limmel
2,670 residents
Property value € 270,000
- 322.9
Heugemerveld
2,840 residents
Property value € 259,000
- 332.8
Sint Maartenspoort
2,170 residents
Property value € 277,000
- 342.8
Boschstraatkwartier
1,980 residents
Property value € 236,000
- 352.6
Mariaberg
4,940 residents
Property value € 259,000
- 362.6
Nazareth
3,145 residents
Property value € 220,000
- 372.6
Caberg
3,295 residents
Property value € 247,000
- 382.6
Pottenberg
2,280 residents
Property value € 217,000
- 392.5
Malpertuis
2,185 residents
Property value € 224,000
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 Vroendaal at the top?
Vroendaal scores a 9.6 on this list, with an average property value of € 620,000. That is the highest of every neighbourhood in Maastricht 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.