Rental homes in Tuindorp Oostzaan, Amsterdam
Check the current supply of rental properties in Tuindorp Oostzaan. Compare prices, sizes and see what residents think of this Amsterdam garden village neighbourhood.
What does a rental property cost in Tuindorp Oostzaan?
Tuindorp Oostzaan is a neighbourhood where renting is the norm: 68% of the more than 5,500 homes are rental properties, and as many as 63% are owned by housing associations. The private sector is therefore relatively small, which keeps supply limited. In the past twelve months, 51 homes have been rented out in the private sector, at an average rent of €2,465 per month. The range runs from around €750 to €3,500 per month, with an average floor area of 99 m². That is substantial, but compared to many other Amsterdam neighbourhoods it is not too bad: the average WOZ value here is €444,000, well below the Amsterdam average of €517,000. The average income of €33,700 is also significantly lower than the €44,276 in all of Amsterdam. This makes it clear that the private sector is out of reach for many residents here, while social housing forms the backbone of the neighbourhood. At the top of this page you will always find the current daily prices and available supply.
A village in the city: that's how Tuindorp Oostzaan really feels
Residents of Tuindorp Oostzaan strikingly often describe their neighbourhood as a village. On the neighbourhood page of Tuindorp Oostzaan, the area scores a 6.9 out of 10 based on resident reviews. Resident Jordi sums it up aptly: "Unique neighbourhood in Amsterdam where many people know each other and come together, actually almost a small village within Amsterdam." That village atmosphere is no cliché. The low-rise buildings, the gardens, the narrow streets with 1930s architecture: it feels different here than in the rest of Noord. Aharon ben David, who has lived there since 1992, confirms that: he has lived in the same house for decades, with the same neighbours, and has never had any problems. The proximity of the NDSM wharf adds a creative, rougher edge to it.
Yet not everything is rosy. Resident Max Knaap calls the neighbourhood outright "boring" and "a bit ugly." That honesty matches what the figures show: the score for accessibility (6.3) and amenities (6.3) is mediocre. The range of shops within the neighbourhood itself is limited; you have to rely on the Mosveld or Buikslotermeerplein for larger groceries. The bus lines connect you to the city centre, but you won't get there quickly. However, the neighbourhood scores well on safety (8.0) and green space (7.7), something you notice immediately when walking through the Vliegenbos or along the Noordhollandsch Kanaal.
The neighbourhood consists of clearly distinct areas. In the western part you will find the most characteristic garden village homes, while Tuindorp Oostzaan-Oost has more post-war construction. Terrasdorp has its own compact atmosphere with porch flats, and De Bongerd borders the greenery towards the Noorderpark. The differences between them are small but noticeable in housing type and streetscape. Anyone considering the neighbourhood would do well to look at each area separately.
Renting in Tuindorp Oostzaan: suitable for families, less so for nightlife enthusiasts
With 2,250 children under 15 and a large group of 25- to 45-year-olds, Tuindorp Oostzaan is clearly a family neighbourhood. The combination of affordable social housing, relative tranquillity and a safe environment attracts young parents. Although single-person households form the largest group of households (2,425), the limited nightlife and mediocre accessibility make the neighbourhood less attractive for those who want to go out in the city in the evenings. The score for education (5.3) is a point of attention if you have school-age children. Looking for more bustle or a shorter travel time to the city centre? Then consider the Jordaan or the Haarlemmerbuurt. If you prefer buying over renting, you can view the supply of homes for sale in Tuindorp Oostzaan, although 32% owner-occupied homes is not much by Amsterdam standards.
Searching for rental properties in Tuindorp Oostzaan
On Buurtje.nl you will find the current rental supply for Tuindorp Oostzaan, including filters for price, floor area and energy label. You can directly compare the rental properties in Tuindorp Oostzaan with the supply in other neighbourhoods. Want a broader picture of renting in the capital? Then also check the overview of rental properties in Amsterdam. Popular among renters who want to be a bit more central include Grachtengordel-West and the Burgwallen-Oude Zijde. Want to know more about the neighbourhood itself, including all resident reviews? Then visit the website of the municipality of Amsterdam for municipal information about Noord.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent for a rental property in Tuindorp Oostzaan?
In the private sector, the average rent over the past year was €2,465 per month, with an average floor area of 99 m². Prices range from approximately €750 to €3,500 per month. Note: this concerns the private sector, excluding social housing via housing associations.
How long is the waiting time for a social rental property in Tuindorp Oostzaan?
Tuindorp Oostzaan consists of 63% housing association properties, but waiting times in Amsterdam via WoningNet often amount to 10 years or more. A social rental home is therefore not quickly available here. Actively registering and regularly responding increases your chances.
Is Tuindorp Oostzaan well accessible by public transport?
Accessibility scores a 6.3 among residents. The neighbourhood is served by bus lines towards Amsterdam Central and the rest of North, but lacks its own metro or train station. The ferry to the city centre is an option via the NDSM wharf. For those who need to travel to the city centre daily, travel time is a point of attention.
Is it safe to rent a house in Tuindorp Oostzaan?
Residents rate safety an 8.0 out of 10, which is above average for Amsterdam. The village-like atmosphere and the fact that many people know each other contribute to a sense of social control. Serious incidents are relatively rare.
Can I rent an apartment in Tuindorp Oostzaan as a starter?
That depends on your budget. Renting a property in Tuindorp Oostzaan in the private sector costs an average of €2,465 per month, which is difficult for starters with an average income. Most affordable options are in the social rental sector, but there are long waiting times. For starters with a higher income, the private sector does offer possibilities, especially in smaller apartments.
Unique neighbourhood in Amsterdam where many people know each other and come together, actually almost a small village within Amsterdam.
Auto-translated to English by AII've been living in the same house since 1992 and together with the same people, never had any problems with them. I'm very happy in my neighbourhood, next to NDSM wharf in Amsterdam North. My place.
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