Homes for sale in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid, Amsterdam
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House prices and market figures for Bijlmermuseum-Zuid, Amsterdam
The owner-occupied market in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid is small but stable. Of the 1,361 homes in the neighbourhood, only 24% are owner-occupied. The rest are rental properties, a large proportion of which are owned by housing associations (55%). This makes the supply of owner-occupied homes in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid limited, but at the same time affordable compared to the Amsterdam average.
The average WOZ value is €302,000. That is higher than the district average of Bijlmermuseum (€276,000), but significantly lower than the municipal average of €517,000 for Amsterdam as a whole. In the past twelve months, 15 homes were sold, with an average purchase price of €310,333. The price range ran from €215,000 to €395,000, with an average living area of 74 m². That works out at approximately €4,194 per square metre, which is relatively low for Amsterdam. It almost exclusively concerns apartments, often in the characteristic gallery flats from the 1970s that make the Bijlmer so recognisable. At the top of the page, view the current asking prices and average time to sell for the most recent status.
Living in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid, Amsterdam
Bijlmermuseum-Zuid is a neighbourhood that leaves no one neutral. The large, honeycomb-like apartment blocks from the 1970s are still largely intact here, and that is precisely what makes the neighbourhood special. While other parts of the Bijlmer were extensively demolished and rebuilt in the 1990s and beyond, this area has been deliberately preserved as urban heritage. This gives Bijlmermuseum-Zuid a unique, almost timeless character that you won't find anywhere else in Amsterdam.
The neighbourhood consists mainly of high-rise flats with large shared inner areas, greenery and space between the buildings. Well-known complexes such as Kleiburg (now renovated into owner-occupied apartments) define the streetscape. The public space is generously laid out, with plenty of greenery, footpaths and cycle routes connecting the buildings. It feels more spacious than most Amsterdam neighbourhoods, but also less lively at street level.
For daily shopping, you can go to the supermarkets in and around Amsterdamse Poort shopping centre, within walking distance or a short bike ride. This shopping centre also offers a wide range of shops, eateries and services. For children, there are primary schools in the immediate vicinity, and Nelson Mandelapark is nearby as a green escape. Sports clubs and community centres are present, although the offering is more modest than in more central districts.
Accessibility is one of the neighbourhood's strongest points. Kraaiennest metro station (lines 53 and 54) is within walking distance and takes you to Bijlmer ArenA station in about ten minutes, and from there to Amsterdam city centre in less than a quarter of an hour. The A2 and A9 motorways are quickly accessible for drivers. Parking is generally not a problem, which is exceptional for Amsterdam.
The residents of Bijlmermuseum-Zuid form a diverse community, with many young adults between 25 and 45 and relatively many single-person households. The average income level of €24,900 is below the Amsterdam average, which partly explains the affordable purchase prices. Residents appreciate the space, accessibility and low prices, but also mention that the neighbourhood sometimes feels less lively than other Amsterdam districts. One resident writes: "It's quiet and green here, and affordable for Amsterdam. But you have to like it being quiet on the street in the evening." Read more experiences on the neighbourhood homepage of Bijlmermuseum-Zuid, where you can also find the full neighbourhood scores and all resident reviews.
Compared to Bijlmermuseum-Noord, the atmosphere in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid is similar, although there are small differences in the range of amenities. De Kameleon en omgeving is another neighbourhood within the same district with a slightly different character due to the presence of new-build and more mixed use.
Who is a home in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid interesting for?
Bijlmermuseum-Zuid mainly appeals to first-time buyers and young buyers who want to live in Amsterdam without the sky-high prices of the ring or the centre. With an average purchase price of over €310,000 and apartments up to €395,000, buying in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid is relatively accessible for Amsterdam. People who consciously choose the architectural-historical value of the Bijlmer, or who value space and greenery over a bustling street life, will also feel at home here. The limited supply of owner-occupied homes does mean you have to act quickly when something becomes available. Keep an eye on the current availability and selling times at the top of the page. Considering renting as an alternative or as an intermediate step? Then view the range of rental properties in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid.
What residents say about Bijlmermuseum-Zuid
Residents appreciate the space, the greenery and the excellent accessibility by metro. The neighbourhood scores well on affordability and accessibility, but lower on liveliness and the level of amenities at street level. One resident sums it up aptly: "The Bijlmer has its own energy that you have to discover. It's not a neighbourhood for everyone, but once you live here, you often don't want to leave." View all scores per category and read more reviews on the page of Bijlmermuseum-Zuid.
Comparing homes for sale in and around Bijlmermuseum-Zuid
Buurtje.nl bundles the supply from more than 1,500 sources and links this to resident reviews and current district data, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you. View the total supply for the Bijlmermuseum district or compare with other neighbourhoods such as Bijlmermuseum-Noord and De Kameleon en omgeving. Want to know what is possible elsewhere in Amsterdam? Then also take a look at Haarlemmerbuurt or Jordaan, although prices there are much higher. For official information about living and permits in Amsterdam, we refer to the Municipality of Amsterdam.
Frequently asked questions
What does a home cost in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid?
In the past twelve months, 15 homes were sold in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid, with an average purchase price of €310,333. Prices ranged from €215,000 to €395,000. With an average living area of 74 m², this works out to about €4,194 per square metre, which is relatively affordable for Amsterdam.
What is the WOZ value in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid?
The average WOZ value in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid is €302,000. This is above the district average of Bijlmermuseum (€276,000), but well below the Amsterdam average of €517,000. This reflects the affordability of the neighbourhood compared to the rest of the city.
What is it like to live in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid?
Bijlmermuseum-Zuid is a quiet, spacious neighbourhood with the characteristic 1970s high-rise flats that have been deliberately preserved as urban heritage. There is plenty of greenery between the buildings and excellent accessibility by metro. The neighbourhood is diverse, affordable for Amsterdam and has its own character, although street life is less lively than in more central districts.
Is Bijlmermuseum-Zuid suitable for first-time buyers?
Yes, Bijlmermuseum-Zuid is one of the few neighbourhoods in Amsterdam where first-time buyers can still buy a relatively affordable apartment. With prices starting at €215,000 and an average of just over €310,000, the entry level is lower than in most other Amsterdam districts. The large group of residents between 25 and 45 shows that many young people are already consciously choosing this area.
How accessible is Bijlmermuseum-Zuid?
Accessibility is a strong point of the neighbourhood. Kraaiennest metro station (lines 53 and 54) is within walking distance and connects the area quickly to Bijlmer ArenA station and Amsterdam city centre. By car, the A2 and A9 are easily reachable. Parking is generally not a problem, which is exceptional for Amsterdam.
What type of homes are for sale in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid?
The supply consists almost entirely of apartments in the characteristic 1970s gallery flats. A well-known example is the renovated Kleiburg complex. The average size of homes sold in the past year was 74 m². Single-family homes or detached houses are hardly found in this neighbourhood.
Is there a lot of greenery in Bijlmermuseum-Zuid?
Yes, greenery is one of the striking features of Bijlmermuseum-Zuid. The neighbourhood is urbanistically designed with plenty of space between the apartment blocks, green strips and footpaths. Nelson Mandelapark is nearby and offers additional outdoor space. Residents often mention the greenery and tranquillity as reasons for wanting to live here.























