House prices

House prices in Amsterdam

The Amsterdam housing market in up-to-date figures: asking prices, price per square metre, what is for sale right now and (unique to Huisverklikker) which homes are dropping in price.

The municipality of Amsterdam has, according to Statistics Netherlands (CBS), 934,526 residents. There are currently 4,776 homes for sale, with an average asking price of € 866,444. Over the past 90 days, 1186 asking prices were reduced, by -6.3% on average.

Current supply in Amsterdam

The key figures right now: what is for sale, at what price, and how much has recently been sold or reduced.

Avg. asking price
€ 866,444
current supply
Price per m²
€ 8,204
current supply
For sale
4,776
homes now
Price reductions
1186
past 90 days · avg. -6.3%
Sold
2,706
past 90 days
Avg. sale price
€ 630,621
CBS, 2025

Overbidding in Amsterdam

How often homes sell above the asking price in the Amsterdam region, by property type and nationally.

In the NVM region of Groot-Amsterdam, which includes Amsterdam, 73% of homes sold above the asking price in Q3 2026, on average 5% above the last asking price. Nationally that share was 66%, down from 71% a year earlier.

By property type

The region Amsterdam belongs to (Q3 2026), alongside the national average.

Groot-Amsterdam regionWhole of the Netherlands
Above asking% gapAbove asking% gap
terraced houses69%+3.1%73.8%+4.3%
end-of-terrace houses63%+2.8%67.9%+3.1%
semi-detached houses52%+0.4%62.5%+2.3%
detached houses29%-2.4%43.7%-0.1%
apartments78%+6.2%70.1%+4.5%

The “% gap” is the average difference between the last asking and sale price (positive means sold above asking). National = weighted average across all 40 NVM regions by number of transactions, Q3 2026.

Source: NVM, Market overview per region Q3 2026 (the Amsterdam region and the property-type-weighted national average across all 40 regions) and Housing market analysis Q3 2026 (national total).

Price drops in Amsterdam

Homes whose asking price was recently reduced, each with our full dossier.

Over the past 30 days we tracked 606 price cuts in and around Amsterdam, averaging −5.5%. The biggest cut was € 1,000,000 (Herman Gorterstraat 24, Amsterdam). Last updated 18 October.

In Amsterdam, an average of 66.9 homes come onto the market each day, against 13.2 price reductions per day. That is a ratio of 19.7%: the higher this share, the more the market is cooling.

All price drops in Amsterdam →

The Amsterdam housing market in charts

At the top, the price distribution of the current supply; below it, the multi-year price trend compared with the Netherlands.

Price distribution of the supply

Number of homes for sale per price band (× € 1,000). Hover over a bar for the exact count.

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Price trend vs. the Netherlands

Average sale price per year (CBS, existing owner-occupied homes). Hover over a point for the year and amount.

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The top chart shows the price distribution of the homes currently for sale in Amsterdam, so you can see which price band the supply mostly sits in. The bottom chart shows how the average sale price has developed over the past years (CBS) and compares Amsterdam (orange) with the national average (grey). Notably, the price per m² in Amsterdam is significantly higher than the national average, at € 8,204 versus € 5,098 nationally.

Between 2019 and 2025, the average sale price in the municipality of Amsterdam rose from € 484,995 to € 630,621 (+30%). That puts Amsterdam 31.5% above the national average. Source: CBS StatLine, existing owner-occupied homes.

Current market and outlook

The average asking price in Amsterdam currently stands at € 866,444. Over the past year, we saw a rise of 2.1% (CBS), pointing to an active housing market in Amsterdam. How tight that market is exactly, you can read further down under Market pressure. For up-to-date information on specific homes, see the supply and recent price drops below.

Market pressure in Amsterdam

How tight is the market right now, based on our own current supply and sales data.

At the current pace of sales, Amsterdam has roughly 5.3 months of supply. That makes it a balanced market (in balance) right now.

For comparison, the official NVM market-tightness indicator for the whole Groot-Amsterdam region stood at 3.5 in Q3 2026.

Ever reduced
17.6%
of the current supply
Longer than 90 days
32.5%
still for sale

Property types in Amsterdam

The current supply in Amsterdam, broken down by property type.

house644×€ 1,670,483
parking46×€ 63,500
apartment4083×€ 746,459
land3×€ 3,878,333

Asking price of the current supply; NL = NVM transaction price. Most common in Amsterdam: apartment (4083 of the current supply).

Amsterdam vs. the Netherlands

Current supply based on our own market data.

MetricAmsterdamNetherlands
Average asking price€ 866,444€ 648,261
Price per m²€ 8,204€ 5,098
Price reductions (90 days)118613,658

NVM quarterly figures for the Groot-Amsterdam region (Q3 2026)

Sales figures from NVM agents in the region of this city, as a benchmark alongside the current supply above.

In the NVM region of Groot-Amsterdam, which includes Amsterdam, the average transaction price in Q3 2026 was € 578,000 (+0.6% year on year). 3,907 homes changed hands in the region. Nationally, the average transaction price in Q3 2026 was € 503,000.

Most expensive home for sale in Amsterdam

Based on the current supply.

Oranje Nassaulaan 24 · Amsterdam€ 20,000,000

Frequently asked questions about Amsterdam

The average asking price of homes in Amsterdam is currently € 866,444. That is 31.5% above the national average.

House prices in other cities

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Sources: our own Huisverklikker market data (updated daily), CBS StatLine (residents; sale prices of existing owner-occupied homes), NVM market information and regional NVM market overviews (Q3 2026), supplemented with public market data (reference date 2026-07-19). No rights can be derived from these figures.