In the past few decades, the population of the Netherlands has grown significantly. This becomes especially obvious when you take a closer look at the housing stock in Amsterdam. In this municipality, the number of inhabitants has grown from 821.000 in 2015 to over 863.000 at the start of this year. This has led to a serious housing shortage, which has now spread to the nearby Nieuwendam. This previously independent town in the northern part of the city is a beloved home base for people working in the centre. That’s why investing in an agricultural plot in this area is far from a bad idea.
As was mentioned before, Nieuwendam used to be independent from Amsterdam. It became part of the city in 1921 and has undergone several major changes since then. Despite that, you can still see countless of old buildings when you walk through the streets. And that’s exactly what makes this area so loveable. In the Structuurvisie Amsterdam 2040, local authorities have outlined plans to modernize parts of Nieuwendam. Among other things, they are considering to improve existing facilities and build several new houses. Taking this into consideration, this area is becoming even more interesting for current and potential land owners.
The plot on offer here is very easily accessible. It is located next to the IJ river and highway A10 is only a few minutes away. This means you can easily reach both different parts of the city and other cities in the Randstad. In addition to that, there’s also not much to complain about the local public transportation. These are all favourable conditions for people looking to settle near the capital.
If you are interested in this or one of our other plots, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We would love to tell you more about the different possibilities and are happy to answer any questions you might have.
Leave your contact information and we will get back to you.
"*" indicates required fields
| Price | € NOTK | k.k. |
| Surface | 1000 | m² |
