Ouder-Amstel has about 14.530 residents across 7 neighbourhoods. For a specific address, CheckBuurt.NL shows the neighbourhood, safety, schools, noise and the energy label — with source and resolution.
Official figures, summarised across all 7 neighbourhoods of the municipality. Source: CBS key figures 2025, Police 2025, Leefbaarometer 2024. Figures describe the neighbourhood/municipality, not one specific home.
In 2025 the police recorded 1.092 crimes in Ouder-Amstel, or 75.2 per 1,000 residents. The most common category is diefstal van brom-, snor-, fietsen. Compared with 2024 that is +10.2% (991 → 1.092). A single total says little without context: look at the type of crime and at the neighbourhood.
Most liveable neighbourhood: Verspr.h. in de Duivendrechtsche polder (4.46) · lowest scoring: Duivendrecht (4.15). Safety and liveability vary greatly per neighbourhood — enter an address for that specific area.
The average Leefbaarometer score of Ouder-Amstel is 4.31 (higher is more liveable). The Leefbaarometer (2024, Ministry of the Interior) weighs housing, amenities, the physical environment, social cohesion and nuisance/insecurity. Within Ouder-Amstel it ranges from 4.46 (Verspr.h. in de Duivendrechtsche polder) to 4.15 (Duivendrecht). What is a good score?
The average WOZ value per neighbourhood is € 600.838. 56% of homes are owner-occupied and 60% are single-family homes — an indication of the atmosphere: more single-family homes often means gardens and a quieter pace. WOZ is a neighbourhood average, not a valuation of a specific house.
Neighbourhood and municipal figures for Ouder-Amstel come from CBS, the Leefbaarometer, the Police, RIVM and DUO; per-address data from PDOK/BAG and EP-Online. This report is informative — not a valuation or (purchase) advice.