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Amstelveen · report

People and new homes in Amstelveen

In 2025 the population grew by 21 while 148 homes were finished: 0.1 new residents for every new home.

New residents per new home, 2025
0.1
Population change, 2025
+21

Population change and homes finished in Amstelveen

The population's yearly change, net migration plus births minus deaths, against homes finished. CBS.

Population change

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YearPopulation change
202521
2024808
2023598
20222,096
20211,503
2020-844
2019848
2018974
2017575
2016688
20151,435
20142,121
2013641
20121,013
20111,572
20101,101
2009876
2008753
200726
2006141
2005-204
2004163
2003790
2002820
2001-175
2000-260
1999-106
1998-2
1997858
1996961
19951,278
1994577
19931,136
1992984
19911,599
1990358
1989477
198892
1987832
1986491
1985-95
1984-327
1983-379
1982-853
1981-88
1980334
1979-277
1978-542
1977-612
1976-853
1975-582
1974-399
1973-2
19721,093
19711,598
19701,052
19692,379
19682,808
19673,311
19663,929
19652,051
19641,599

Homes finished

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YearHomes finished
2025148
2024640
202340
2022462
2021299
202073
2019272
2018236
2017108
2016395
2015384
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Year by year

YearNet migrationBirths minus deathsPopulation changeHomes finished
1964+734+865+1,599—
1965+1,349+702+2,051—
1966+3,095+834+3,929—
1967+2,541+770+3,311—
1968+1,955+853+2,808—
1969+1,554+825+2,379—
1970+288+764+1,052—
1971+936+662+1,598—
1972+551+542+1,093—
1973−406+404−2—
1974−688+289−399—
1975−837+255−582—
1976−998+145−853—
1977−725+113−612—
1978−617+75−542—
1979−280+3−277—
1980+280+54+334—
1981−94+6−88—
1982−828−25−853—
1983−353−26−379—
1984−243−84−327—
1985+6−101−95—
1986+514−23+491—
1987+768+64+832—
1988+39+53+92—
1989+400+77+477—
1990+322+36+358—
1991+1,515+84+1,599—
1992+855+129+984—
1993+1,004+132+1,136—
1994+361+216+577—
1995+1,112+166+1,278—
1996+756+205+961—
1997+627+231+858—
1998−159+157−2—
1999−228+122−106—
2000−273+13−260—
2001−145−30−175—
2002+889−69+820—
2003+761+29+790—
2004+151+12+163—
2005−151−53−204—
2006+172−31+141—
2007+11+15+26—
2008+724+29+753—
2009+934−58+876—
2010+1,084+17+1,101—
2011+1,505+67+1,572—
2012+1,046−33+1,013—
2013+611+30+641—
2014+2,026+95+2,121—
2015+1,461−26+1,435384
2016+643+45+688395
2017+610−35+575108
2018+945+29+974236
2019+829+19+848272
2020−714−130−84473
2021+1,570−67+1,503299
2022+2,337−241+2,096462
2023+845−247+59840
2024+1,020−212+808640
2025+197−176+21148

Births, deaths and moves are CBS's, from the population register. A municipality's migration counts moves from other municipalities and from abroad, with administrative corrections; the Netherlands' counts moves to and from abroad only. Homes finished are dwellings added by new building: from the buildings register since 2015, and for the Netherlands from CBS's stock accounts since 1926. A home houses a household, not a person: two or three new residents per new home is roughly one home per new household.

Other reports for Amstelveen

At the average sale price, a home costs €681,691. With 10% down and a 30-year mortgage, the payment is €2,908 a month. The Netherlands sets no single cap on the payment: each year the law fixes how much of their income a household may spend on the mortgage, by income and interest rate.

Payment, two incomes
32%
Payment, one income
65%

Renting the average home costs less each month than owning it. Owning counts interest, running costs and the return the deposit could earn, at the average sale price; rent is what private tenants pay on average, after housing benefit. Repaying the loan is saving, so it is left out.

Rent per month
€1,206
Owning per month
€2,872

238.9% more homes were licensed for construction in the last 12 months than in an average year of the past decade.

Licensed, 12 months
1,423
Per 1,000 residents
14.9

Sale prices have fallen by 3% or more 2 times since 1995. The deepest began in 2008.

Deepest fall
−16.9%
Recovery from the low
36 months

5.4% of the 43,730 homes registered on 1 January 2026 had nobody living in them.

Empty, 2026
5.4%
Empty homes
2,355

In 2024, 6% of the homes added came from existing buildings rather than new ones.

Homes from existing buildings, 2024
6%