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The most affluent neighbourhoods in Purmerend

9.4Number 1Noordbeemster

The wealthiest neighbourhood in Purmerend is Noordbeemster (9.4), with an average property value of € 691,000. They cluster in one corner of Purmerend: 22 of the 25 in the centre. The middle neighbourhood of this top 25 has 2,600 residents. That is 1.6 times the national median for property value. Of the 29 neighbourhoods in Purmerend with a grade for wealth, 10 reach a 7.0 or higher. Purmerend as a whole comes out at a 5.8, 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 Purmerend lives, the average property value is € 416,000 — the national median is € 422,000. On this page that ranges from € 309,000 in Wheermolen-Oost to € 738,000 in Golfterrein en verspreide bebouwing.

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The 10 most affluent neighbourhoods in Purmerend

Number 1

Noordbeemster

605 residents

Property value € 691,000
9.4

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  1. 2

    Zuidoostbeemster

    4,540 residents

    Property value € 640,000

    9.2
  2. 3

    Westbeemster

    775 residents

    Property value € 651,000

    9.1
  3. 4

    Golfterrein en verspreide bebouwing

    450 residents

    Property value € 738,000

    9.0
  4. 5

    Amerika

    4,525 residents

    Property value € 480,000

    8.1
  5. 6

    Afrika

    5,370 residents

    Property value € 509,000

    7.8
  6. 7

    Azië

    3,930 residents

    Property value € 452,000

    7.4
  7. 8

    Europa

    5,505 residents

    Property value € 464,000

    7.1
  8. 9

    Purmer-Zuid/Zuid

    6,950 residents

    Property value € 441,000

    7.0
  9. 10

    Middenbeemster

    5,810 residents

    Property value € 503,000

    6.9

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  1. 11

    Dwarsgouw

    175 residents

    Property value € 375,000

    6.6
  2. 12

    Purmer-Zuid/Noord

    5,125 residents

    Property value € 429,000

    6.3
  3. 13

    Maten- en Zuivelbuurt

    2,600 residents

    Property value € 387,000

    6.0
  4. 14

    Molenkoog

    1,315 residents

    Property value € 442,000

    5.6
  5. 15

    Hazepolder

    415 residents

    Property value € 340,000

    5.6
  6. 16

    Werktuigenbuurt

    2,305 residents

    Property value € 383,000

    5.6
  7. 17

    Gors-Zuid

    3,910 residents

    Property value € 379,000

    5.0
  8. 18

    Wagenweg

    980 residents

    Property value € 384,000

    5.0
  9. 19

    De Graeffweg en omgeving

    4,920 residents

    Property value € 377,000

    4.9
  10. 20

    Zuiderpolder

    2,310 residents

    Property value € 358,000

    4.5
  11. 21

    Overwhere-Noord

    5,790 residents

    Property value € 332,000

    4.5
  12. 22

    Gors-Noord

    6,015 residents

    Property value € 360,000

    4.5
  13. 23

    Stationsbuurt

    795 residents

    Property value € 413,000

    4.3
  14. 24

    Binnenstad

    1,995 residents

    Property value € 326,000

    4.0
  15. 25

    Wheermolen-West

    2,545 residents

    Property value € 353,000

    3.9
  16. 26

    Overwhere-Zuid

    6,300 residents

    Property value € 311,000

    3.4
  17. 27

    Overlanderstraat en omgeving

    4,330 residents

    Property value € 312,000

    3.4
  18. 28

    Wheermolen-Oost

    5,340 residents

    Property value € 309,000

    3.3

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 Noordbeemster at the top?

Noordbeemster scores a 9.4 on this list, with an average property value of € 691,000. That is the highest of every neighbourhood in Purmerend 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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