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The district of Ouder-Amstel

Ouder-Amstel has 14,530 residents (2026), spread across 1 district and 7 neighbourhoods.

Top 38% of the Netherlands

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Everything close by, safety lags

Ouder-Amstel averages 7.2, which puts the municipality above 62% of Dutch neighbourhoods. Amenities lift that grade with 8.1; safety holds it back at 4.9. The highest neighbourhood grades sit in Ouderkerk aan de Amstel (9.0), the lowest in Verspreide huizen in de Rondehoeppolder (4.5). That is 4.5 points of difference inside one municipality.

Key figures for Ouder-Amstel

residents
14,530
district
1
neighbourhoods
7
km² of land
24

How Ouder-Amstel scores

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Safety

Registered crimes per 1,000 people present per year: residents plus business activity. Figures for small neighbourhoods are smoothed.
Total crime
33.7 per 1,000
Violent crime
4.1 per 1,000
Burglaries
1.3 per 1,000
Property crime
14.6 per 1,000
Vandalism
2.0 per 1,000

In 2025, 1,092 crimes were recorded here. The figures above are per 1,000 people present (residents + businesses).

Tick = Dutch median

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Amenities

Average distance to everyday amenities, compared with the Dutch median.
Supermarket
0.7 km
GP practice
1.0 km
Train station
3.3 km
Restaurant
0.6 km
Hospital
4.3 km
Café
0.8 km
Library
0.9 km
Motorway ramp
1.4 km

Tick = Dutch median

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Wealth & income

What the homes are worth, what residents earn and how many homes stand empty. It describes the area, not the people living in it.
Property value
€ 600,838
Welfare recipients
13.2 per 1,000
High incomes
30%
Low incomes
34%
Vacancy
5%
Owner-occupied
56%
Social housing
32%

Not counted

Part of this score's subject, but not part of the grade.

Single-family homes
60%
Built after 2000
14%

Tick = Dutch median

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Quiet & nature

How tightly the addresses sit together, how much noise there is, and how much green, trees and water surround it.
Population density
3,875 inw/km²
Noise level
58 dB
Green surroundings
53%
Trees nearby
9%
Water share
6%

Not counted

Part of this score's subject, but not part of the grade.

Addresses per km²
1,368
Fine particles (PM2.5)
8.6 µg/m³

Not part of the grade: air quality varies mostly between regions, barely between neighbourhoods within one municipality. WHO guideline: 5 µg/m³. Calculated annual mean, RIVM 2024.

Tick = Dutch median

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Families

How practical this area is with children: distance to school and childcare, and how many children already live here.
Primary school
0.7 km
Households with children
36%
Childcare
0.8 km
Secondary school
3.0 km
Residents under 15
16%

Tick = Dutch median

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Who lives here

The age profile of Ouder-Amstel looks much like that of the average Dutch neighbourhood.

Age profile

  • 0–1516%

    NL median 14%

  • 15–2511%

    NL median 11%

  • 25–4523%

    NL median 22%

  • 45–6527%

    NL median 28%

  • 65+23%

    NL median 22%

Share of residents per age group (CBS, 2025). All five bars share one scale, so their lengths can be compared with each other.

  • Average household size

    2.2 — around the average

    NL median 2.3

  • Single-person households

    38% — more than average

    NL median 31%

  • Households with children

    36% — around the average

    NL median 35%

  • Residents per km²

    3,875 — far more densely populated than average

    NL median 2,364

Tick = Dutch median. Households with children counts towards Families, population density towards Quiet & nature; the other figures here get no grade. Average of the neighbourhoods in Ouder-Amstel, weighted by population.

Weakest neighbourhoods

The worst and the safest districts of Ouder-Amstel

The worst districts of Ouder-Amstel are in one ranking, the safest in the other. Both are built on registered crimes per 1,000 people present, not on reputation.

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