Rental homes in G-buurt-Oost, Amsterdam

Rental prices and market figures for G-buurt-Oost, Amsterdam

Of the approximately 1,730 homes in G-buurt-Oost, 36% are in the rental sector, while the remaining 64% are owner-occupied. This rental percentage is relatively low for Amsterdam, where the city on average has a larger share of rental properties. Within the rental segment, 20% is owned by a housing association (social housing) and 16% falls under other landlords (private sector and mid-market rental). Those considering a home for purchase in G-buurt-Oost will see an average WOZ value of €363,000. This is slightly below the district average of Geerdinkhof/Kantershof (€368,000) and well below the Amsterdam average of €517,000, indicating that this neighbourhood is relatively affordable by Amsterdam standards.

In the private sector (excluding social housing), only four homes were rented out in the past twelve months, with an average rent of €1,732 per month. The range runs from €817 to €4,300 per month, showing a wide spread. Since the average surface area is not recorded, a price per m² cannot be calculated. The supply of private sector rental homes in G-buurt-Oost is therefore limited; for the current available rental properties and the most recent average rent, check the overview at the top of this page. By comparison, in the broader district Geerdinkhof/Kantershof, incomes and WOZ values are at a similar level, but the rental volume is larger.

Living in G-buurt-Oost, Amsterdam

G-buurt-Oost is one of the quieter corners of Amsterdam Zuidoost, nestled between the Bijlmerweide and the Diemerbos. The neighbourhood is part of the Bijlmer and was developed in the 1970s as part of the large-scale reconstruction plans for Amsterdam. Characteristic are the low-rise homes and porch flats that were built at the time as an alternative to the high gallery flats elsewhere in the Bijlmer. As a result, G-buurt-Oost has a different, somewhat more homely character than the iconic tower blocks that dominate the Bijlmer elsewhere. The streets are green and relatively spacious, with many trees and lawns between the homes.

Resident Juliette aptly describes the neighbourhood: "It is a neighbourhood with quiet people and surrounded by beautiful nature of the Bijlmerweide and the Diemerbos. This makes the G-buurt truly a very quiet, calm place in Amsterdam Zuidoost." This tranquillity is also reflected in the demographic composition: the largest age group consists of those aged 65 and over (over 1,000 of the 3,200 residents), and single-person households, at 1,245, are by far the most common household type. This gives the neighbourhood a somewhat subdued atmosphere, different from the hustle and bustle of Amsterdam's city centre.

Facilities in G-buurt-Oost

For daily groceries, the Gein shopping centre or the nearby Ganzenhoef are logical destinations, both within cycling distance. Primary schools serving the neighbourhood are present in the immediate vicinity, although education scores a 6.0 in resident reviews, somewhat lower than other categories. For sports and recreation, the location next to the Bijlmerweide and the Diemerbos is a clear plus: running, walking and cycling in the greenery are literally around the corner. Residents therefore give green spaces a notably high score of 9.0. Healthcare facilities and GP practices are available in the wider Zuidoost area. The facilities score of 8.0 indicates that residents consider the offering sufficient, although this applies more to the broader surroundings than to the neighbourhood itself.

Accessibility

G-buurt-Oost is well accessible by public transport. Gein metro station (line 53) is within walking distance and takes you to Amsterdam Central in about twenty minutes. GVB bus lines connect the neighbourhood with other parts of Zuidoost and the centre. By car, the A9 is quickly reachable, giving you easy access to Amsterdam-Oost, Schiphol and Utrecht. Cycling to the centre takes about forty minutes via the Bijlmerdreef or the Amsterdamse Bos. Parking is free or regulated by permit in most streets of G-buurt-Oost. Residents give accessibility an 8.0, indicating that the connections are considered good.

For those comparing the neighbourhood with sister neighbourhoods: Kantershof borders G-buurt-Oost directly and has a similarly green and quiet character, while Grunder/Koningshoef offers slightly more urban facilities. The atmosphere in G-buurt-Oost is the most subdued of the three. More information about the neighbourhood, full resident data and all scores can be found on the neighbourhood page of G-buurt-Oost.

Does renting in G-buurt-Oost suit you?

G-buurt-Oost is most suitable for renters who value peace, greenery and space over urban hustle and bustle. The large group of over-65s and the high proportion of single-person households define the atmosphere: this is not a student neighbourhood or expat hotspot, but a stable living environment that is also attractive to middle-aged peace-seekers. For starters and young families, the neighbourhood may be interesting due to the relatively lower WOZ values compared to the Amsterdam averages, although the private sector rental volume is small. With only four rentals in the private sector in the past year, the supply of rental homes is limited; it is therefore wise to respond quickly to an available rental property in G-buurt-Oost. For social housing, register with an Amsterdam housing association such as Rochdale or Ymere, but be prepared for long waiting lists. Is buying an option? Then check the available supply of homes for purchase in G-buurt-Oost as an alternative. For more choice in rental supply in the region, rental properties in Amsterdam can also be broadly compared.

What residents say about G-buurt-Oost

G-buurt-Oost receives an average resident score of 7.5 out of 10, based on submitted reviews. The highest sub-scores go to community (9.0) and green spaces (9.0), which aligns with the image of a neighbourhood where people know each other and nature is close by. Accessibility (8.0) and facilities (8.0) also score well. Lower scores are for cleanliness (6.0) and education (6.0). Juliette writes: "It is a neighbourhood with quiet people and surrounded by beautiful nature of the Bijlmerweide and the Diemerbos." All reviews and full neighbourhood data can be found on the reviews and neighbourhood data of G-buurt-Oost.

Comparing rental properties in and around G-buurt-Oost

Would you like to explore living in G-buurt-Oost but also see what the surroundings have to offer? The district Geerdinkhof/Kantershof provides a broader picture of the housing market in this part of Zuidoost. Those looking for a livelier urban environment can also look at districts such as Jordaan or Haarlemmerbuurt, although rental prices there are generally significantly higher. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply from more than 1,500 sources with resident reviews, district data and rental market figures, so that as a renter you not only find a home but also understand whether the neighbourhood suits you. View all available rental properties and compare neighbourhoods via the rental overview of Amsterdam.