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Buying in Amsterdamse Poort, Amsterdam

Amsterdamse Poort is predominantly recent construction (64% built after 1990) — newer building standards, fewer structural surprises, and energy labels to match.

74

Median PlotScore

45

Buildings checked

3,031

Homes

0%

Pre-war stock

0%

Foundation risk (of assessed)

38%

In the quiet band

onvoldoende

Leefbaarometer 2024

p100

Value percentile (city)

What the registers say

Foundation risk is comparatively low here — 0% of 42 assessed buildings flag elevated risk.

Noise varies street by street — 38% of buildings sit in the quiet band, at an average facade load of 58 dB. Check the specific address, not the buurt.

On value, Amsterdamse Poort sits near Amsterdam's top — you pay for the postcode, so the per-building factors decide whether a specific ask is justified. The official Leefbaarometer grades the area "onvoldoende" (below par).

Construction eras

1970–90 36%1990–2010 33%2010+ 31%

Amsterdamse Poort on the Amsterdam atlas

Every building in Amsterdam is in the atlas, Amsterdamse Poort included — coloured by value position, energy label, foundation risk, noise and the Leefbaarometer. Below is a capture of the real thing; the per-building detail comes with a PlotScore on the address itself.

Screenshot of the PlotScore Amsterdam City Atlas: 183,755 buildings extruded in 3D across the canal ring, coloured by property-value position from red (lower) to green (higher).
Screenshot · the Amsterdam atlas in Studio

Property value

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Product data · 183,755 buildings · Amsterdam · BAG · 3DBAG · WOZ · EP-Online · Netbeheer NL · CBS

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Layers in this atlas

  • Property valueEvery building's value position in the city — spot the streets where you'd overpay, and the ones nobody's noticed yet.
  • Energy labels59,773 registered labels (EP-Online) — G-to-A is often the difference of a real monthly energy bill. Unlabelled stock stays dark.
  • Foundation risk±54,000 pre-war buildings on wooden piles — the classic five-figure surprise. See the risk before you bid, not after.
  • NoiseTraffic, rail and industry noise per building (RIVM) — the thing a Saturday-morning viewing can't tell you.
  • LeefbaarometerThe official national liveability grade for every block — meting 2024, 100 m grid.

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Figures are indicative, aggregated from public registers (BAG, 3DBAG, WOZ, EP-Online, RIVM, Leefbaarometer, CBS) as of 2026-07-17. They describe buildings we could assess, not a valuation of any specific property.