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Buying in Plan van Gool, Amsterdam

Plan van Gool is largely post-war reconstruction housing (60% from 1945–1970) — typically systematic builds where energy renovation state drives the real running costs.

62

Median PlotScore

40

Buildings checked

1,424

Homes

0%

Pre-war stock

0%

Foundation risk (of assessed)

57%

In the quiet band

zwak

Leefbaarometer 2024

p13

Value percentile (city)

What the registers say

Foundation risk is comparatively low here — 0% of 31 assessed buildings flag elevated risk.

Noise varies street by street — 57% of buildings sit in the quiet band, at an average facade load of 54.1 dB. Check the specific address, not the buurt.

Plan van Gool prices below the Amsterdam median (value percentile 13) — which is exactly where mispriced gems and false bargains coexist. The per-building picture separates them. The official Leefbaarometer grades the area "zwak" (weak).

Energy labels — 22 registered (55% of buildings)

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Construction eras

1945–70 60%1970–90 30%2010+ 8%

Plan van Gool on the Amsterdam atlas

Every building in Amsterdam is in the atlas, Plan van Gool 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.