Rental homes in Dapperbuurt-Noord, Amsterdam
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Rental prices and market figures Dapperbuurt-Noord, Amsterdam
Dapperbuurt-Noord is predominantly a rental neighbourhood: 75% of the housing stock of 2,417 homes is rented, compared to 25% owner-occupied homes. Notably, 59% of all homes are owned by housing associations, meaning social housing dominates here. The remaining 16% falls under private or commercial landlords. Those looking for a free-sector home face relatively scarce supply: in the past twelve months, 33 free-sector homes were rented, with an average rent of €2,409 per month. The range runs from €760 to €3,500 per month, with an average area of 71 m². That works out to around €34 per m². These are exclusively free-sector rental prices; social housing is not included and is generally significantly lower. The average WOZ value in Dapperbuurt-Noord is €491,000, which is slightly below the district average of Dapperbuurt (€521,000) and the Amsterdam average of €517,000. This makes this part of the neighbourhood relatively more affordable compared to the rest of the district. At the top of this page, see the current rental prices and available rental homes for the most recent updates.
Living in Dapperbuurt-Noord, Amsterdam
Dapperbuurt-Noord is a densely populated, urban neighbourhood in Amsterdam-East with a pronounced multicultural character. The neighbourhood largely revolves around the Dappermarkt, one of the largest and busiest markets in Amsterdam, which brings life and activity to the Dapperstraat daily. The streetscape is colourful: small specialist shops, bakeries, butchers, greengrocers and eateries alternate. Resident Naod describes it aptly: "Dapperbuurt-Noord is lively thanks to the market and many shops, you can find everything and there is a multicultural atmosphere. Sometimes busy and chaotic, but always something going on." The housing stock mainly consists of pre-war and early post-war porch flats and apartment buildings, with narrow streets and little greenery right on the doorstep. Those seeking peace should know that the area around the market can be quite noisy during the day due to activity.
Facilities in Dapperbuurt-Noord
Daily shopping is easy: there are several supermarkets within walking distance, including an Albert Heijn on Linnaeusstraat and various smaller shops on and around the Dappermarkt itself. For schools, there are primary schools in the immediate vicinity, including schools on Commelinstraat and in adjacent streets. Childcare is available throughout the neighbourhood. For sports, Amsterdam-East has Flevopark within cycling distance, and Oosterpark is less than a ten-minute walk to the west. De Mirandabad swimming pool is accessible by bike. The dining and drinking scene in and around Dapperstraat is varied: from Turkish eateries to Ethiopian restaurants and coffee bars that have emerged in recent years.
Accessibility
The accessibility of Dapperbuurt-Noord scores a 7.3 in resident reviews, which matches reality. Wibautstraat metro station and tram stops on Linnaeusstraat and Mauritskade connect the neighbourhood quickly to Amsterdam city centre, which is about ten minutes away. Tram 14 goes directly to the centre. By bike, you can reach Central Station in fifteen minutes. For motorists, the A10 ring road is accessible via Wibautstraat or Mauritskade, handy for quick connections to the A2 or A1. Parking is in a paid parking zone, so a parking permit is necessary for residents. Free parking is virtually impossible in the immediate area.
Compared to the southern part of the district, Dapperbuurt-Zuid, Dapperbuurt-Noord is slightly busier and livelier due to the market environment. Those looking for a quieter alternative nearby might also consider Oostpoort, a new-build neighbourhood within walking distance with a more modern housing supply and a shopping centre. Reviews and neighbourhood data for Dapperbuurt-Noord can be found on the Dapperbuurt-Noord neighbourhood page.
Is renting in Dapperbuurt-Noord right for you?
Dapperbuurt-Noord mainly attracts young singles and couples: the largest age group is 25 to 45 years old, and single-person households are by far the most common at 1,520. The high education level (55% highly educated) and the presence of many expats and young professionals give the neighbourhood a dynamic character. For families, the neighbourhood is less obvious: green space is limited and the bustle around the market is not pleasant for everyone. Seniors also live here, but the porch flats without lifts can be a barrier. Those looking for a rental home in Dapperbuurt-Noord in the free sector should respond quickly to listings: the number of available rental homes is limited and demand is high. Prepare your rental contract, income documents and references in advance. For social housing, you can register with housing associations such as Ymere or Stadgenoot, but expect long waiting lists. As an alternative, homes for sale in Dapperbuurt-Noord are worth considering, although the WOZ value of €491,000 is no bargain there either. Want to explore the supply more broadly? Also check out rental homes in the wider Dapperbuurt or the overall overview of rental homes in Amsterdam.
What residents say about Dapperbuurt-Noord
Residents give Dapperbuurt-Noord an average score of 7.2 out of 10, based on three reviews. The highest sub-score goes to Housing (7.7), and Accessibility and Green both score 7.3. The lowest score is for Cleanliness (6.7), which is recognisable for those who know the neighbourhood: the busy market streets are not always tidy. Resident Abad writes enthusiastically: "A few years ago it wasn't so good here in East, but a lot has changed. I live in the Dapper, here I had to deal with junkies and dealers, but it has improved, also with new shops." That picture also emerges from other reviews: the neighbourhood has undergone positive development, but it is not a slick new-build area. See all reviews and scores on the Dapperbuurt-Noord neighbourhood page.
Comparing rental homes in and around Dapperbuurt-Noord
Those considering renting a home in Dapperbuurt-Noord often compare the neighbourhood with nearby options. Dapperbuurt-Zuid has a similar character but is slightly quieter. Oostpoort offers more modern apartments in a new-build environment. Those looking for more urban greenery or a different atmosphere might also consider districts such as Haarlemmerbuurt or Jordaan, although rental prices there are generally higher. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews, demographic data and rental market figures, so you not only find a home but also understand whether the neighbourhood suits you. Also check the broader supply via Amsterdam as a municipality, or explore other districts such as Grachtengordel-West for a comparison with the historic centre. More information about permits and living in Amsterdam can be found on the website of the municipality of Amsterdam.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Dapperbuurt-Noord, Amsterdam?
In the free sector, the average rent in Dapperbuurt-Noord over the past twelve months was €2,409 per month, with an average area of 71 m². That works out to about €34 per m². Rents ranged from €760 to €3,500 per month. Social housing falls outside this and is typically significantly lower.
Are there social housing units in Dapperbuurt-Noord?
Yes, 59% of the housing stock in Dapperbuurt-Noord is owned by housing associations, one of the higher percentages in Amsterdam. For a social housing unit, you can register with associations such as Ymere or Stadgenoot, but be prepared for long waiting lists. Registration is done via WoningNet Amsterdam.
What is it like to live in Dapperbuurt-Noord?
Dapperbuurt-Noord is a lively, multicultural neighbourhood in Amsterdam-Oost, with the Dappermarkt as its beating heart. Residents give the neighbourhood a score of 7.2 out of 10. The atmosphere is urban and diverse, with many shops and eateries. It can be busy and chaotic during the day, but there is always something going on. The neighbourhood has undergone positive development in recent years.
Is Dapperbuurt-Noord suitable for starters and singles?
Dapperbuurt-Noord is popular among young singles and couples aged 25 to 45. Single-person households form the largest group of residents, and the proportion of highly educated people is 55%. For starters, the free sector is expensive, but the presence of housing association properties offers opportunities through social rent. Families find the neighbourhood less obvious due to limited green space and the hustle and bustle.
How accessible is Dapperbuurt-Noord?
Accessibility is good: tram 14 and Wibautstraat metro station connect the neighbourhood quickly to Amsterdam city centre, about a ten-minute journey. By bike, you can reach Central Station in a quarter of an hour. Motorists can access the A10 ring road via Wibautstraat or Mauritskade. Parking is only possible with a parking permit; there is no free parking in the immediate vicinity.
What facilities are there in Dapperbuurt-Noord?
The Dappermarkt offers fresh produce daily and is one of the largest markets in Amsterdam. Supermarkets are within walking distance, including an Albert Heijn on Linnaeusstraat. Primary schools are nearby, and Oosterpark and Flevopark are within cycling or walking distance. The dining scene is varied, from Ethiopian restaurants to modern coffee bars.
Is Dapperbuurt-Noord a safe neighbourhood to live in?
Residents give Safety a score of 7.0 out of 10, which is considered adequate. The neighbourhood has improved in recent years: nuisance that was once present has greatly diminished, partly due to the renovation of shops and increased surveillance. As one resident writes: 'It has gotten better.' It remains an urban neighbourhood with its associated dynamics, but residents do not consistently report serious safety issues.
Good and safe.
Auto-translated to English by AIDapperbuurt-Noord is vibrant thanks to the market and many shops; you can find everything there and there is a multicultural atmosphere. Sometimes busy and chaotic, but always something going on.
Auto-translated to English by AI. LET ME SAY A FEW YEARS AGO OOST WAS NOT SO GOOD BUT A LOT HAS CHANGED. I LIVE IN THE DAPPER, IT USED TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH JUNKIES AND DEALERS SO IT HAS IMPROVED, ALSO WITH NEW SHOPS SO LET ME SAY IT HAS GOTTEN BETTER
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