Rental homes in Ganzenhoef en omgeving, Amsterdam

Renting in Ganzenhoef and surrounding area: affordable compared to Amsterdam, but limited private sector

Ganzenhoef and surrounding area is a pronounced rental district. Over 72% of the housing stock consists of rental properties, the majority of which are owned by housing associations (51%). This makes the district more accessible than many other Amsterdam neighbourhoods, but the supply in the private sector is limited. Over the past year, 36 private sector homes were rented out, with an average rent of €2,009 per month and a range of €1,185 to €2,400 per month. The average floor area was 94 m², which is relatively spacious for Amsterdam. By comparison, the average WOZ value in Ganzenhoef and surrounding area is €369,000, well below the Amsterdam average of €517,000. That price difference says something about the district's position. Check the current supply and the daily average rent at the top of this page.

For those looking for a rental home in the social sector, the usual municipal waiting times apply. The municipality of Amsterdam provides information about social housing and registration with Woningnet via amsterdam.nl. The share of other landlords (21%) offers some scope for private rental contracts, but the market is tight. Those who want to rent flexibly in the private sector must reckon with limited choice and an average rent that clearly exceeds the liberalisation threshold.

Ganzenhoef and surrounding area: functional and accessible, but the neighbourhood still has room for improvement

Ganzenhoef and surrounding area is located in Amsterdam Zuidoost, a district that has changed considerably over the past decades but has not yet achieved the same status everywhere as neighbourhoods closer to the centre. Residents give the neighbourhood a 6.5 out of 10 based on reviews on the neighbourhood page of Ganzenhoef and surrounding area. That is a fair score for a neighbourhood that is functionally well put together but still has room for improvement in some areas.

Accessibility stands out with a score of 8.0. That matches reality: the metro connection via the Amsterdam metro line takes you quickly to the centre, and the location relative to the ring road also makes the neighbourhood easily accessible by car. Amenities also score well (7.5), partly thanks to Ganzenhoef shopping centre, which covers daily groceries and more. One resident describes the neighbourhood as cosy, but immediately adds that there is too much litter on the streets and that more care for nature would be desirable. That comment reflects the low scores for cleanliness (5.5) and green space (6.0): the neighbourhood does have green strips, but the appearance leaves something to be desired in places.

The district consists of several neighbourhoods, each with its own character. In the E-buurt you will find mainly porch flats from the 1970s, while G-buurt-Noord and G-buurt-West have a slightly quieter living atmosphere. The largest age group in the district is 25 to 45 years (2,375 residents), giving the neighbourhood an active but not distinctly young character. With 2,070 single-person households, there is also a clear group of singles who choose this area deliberately or out of practicality. The community score of 5.5 suggests that social cohesion is not the strongest point, although this can vary considerably from street to street.

Renting in Ganzenhoef: suitable for those seeking space at a sharper price, less so for those wanting vibrant Amsterdam

Those considering renting an apartment in Ganzenhoef and surrounding area and who value space, accessibility and relatively lower rents (compared to neighbourhoods like the Jordaan or Grachtengordel-West) can find what they need here. The district is less suitable for those looking for a lively, mixed urban neighbourhood with plenty of dining and culture within walking distance. The average income in the district is €33,400, well below the Amsterdam average of €44,276, which also says something about the target group. Considering buying instead of renting? Then check the supply of homes for sale in Ganzenhoef and surrounding area as an alternative.

Searching for rental homes in Ganzenhoef and surrounding area: use the filters at the top

Buurtje.nl shows the current supply of rental homes in Ganzenhoef and surrounding area daily, including filters for price, floor area and energy label. Want to compare the district with other parts of rental homes in Amsterdam or see what is available in adjacent neighbourhoods such as Haarlemmerbuurt or Burgwallen-Nieuwe Zijde? Use the navigation to compare quickly. More background on the district, resident reviews and neighbourhood data can be found on the Amsterdam page.