Living in Linnaeusparkbuurt
Neighbourhood in Middenmeer, Amsterdam
- Inhabitants
- 2,645
- Homes
- 1,287
- Avg. WOZ value
- €800,000
- Owner-occupied homes
- 46%
Neighbourhoods in Middenmeer
Choose a neighbourhood for the figures
- Middenmeer-Zuid€634,000avg. WOZ value10% with solar powerView figures
- Middenmeer-Noord€791,000avg. WOZ valueClosest to a primary schoolPrimary school at 0.2 kmView figures
- Science Park-Noord€337,000avg. WOZ valueYoungest neighbourhood53% under 25View figures
- Linnaeusparkbuurt€800,000avg. WOZ valueMost restaurants nearby42 restaurants within 1 kmYou are here
- Park de Meer€702,000avg. WOZ valueMost natural-gas-free100% natural-gas-freeView figures
- Sportpark Middenmeer-Zuid€626,000avg. WOZ valueMost residents aged 65+48% aged 65 or olderView figures
- Science Park-Zuid€46,000avg. WOZ value99% built in the last 10 yearsView figures
- Sportpark Middenmeer-Noord€42,000avg. WOZ valueMost new-build100% built in the last 10 yearsView figures
Linnaeusparkbuurt in figures
Living
- Average WOZ value€800,000
Middenmeer €585,000Amsterdam €518,000
higher than in Amsterdam (€518,000) - Owner-occupied46%higher than in Amsterdam (31%)
- Single-family home6%lower than in Amsterdam (12%)
More figures about living
- Homes
- 1,287district 8,038 · municipality 486,769
- Rented homes
- 54%district 61% · municipality 69%
- Housing association rentals
- 18%district 35% · municipality 39%
- Multi-family homes
- 94%district 94% · municipality 88%
- Built in the last 10 years
- 0%district 8% · municipality 11%
Source: CBS, Key figures districts and neighbourhoods 2025. Homes on 1 January 2025, WOZ reference date 1 January 2024.
Population
- Inhabitants2,645
- Households with children30%higher than in Amsterdam (23%)
- Age16%0-1512%15-2532%25-4526%45-6515%65+
Amsterdam
More figures about the residents
- Inhabitants per km²
- 15,386district 5,497 · municipality 4,968
- Households
- 1,295district 8,500 · municipality 516,096
- People per household
- 2.0district 1.8 · municipality 1.8
- Single-person households
- 43%district 53% · municipality 55%
Source: CBS, Key figures districts and neighbourhoods 2025, as of 1 January 2025.
Amenities and accessibility
- Supermarket0.4 kmcloser than in Amsterdam (0.6 km)
- GP0.3 kmcloser than in Amsterdam (0.6 km)
- Primary school0.3 kmcloser than in Amsterdam (0.6 km)
- Train station1.5 kmcloser than in Amsterdam (2.8 km)
More figures about amenities
- Pharmacy
- 0.8 kmdistrict 0.8 km · municipality 0.7 km
- Day care
- 0.2 kmdistrict 0.5 km · municipality 0.4 km
- Interchange station
- 4.4 kmdistrict 4.6 km · municipality 3.9 km
- Motorway access
- 2.2 kmdistrict 2.1 km · municipality 2.2 km
- Hospital
- 2.0 kmdistrict 2.7 km · municipality 2.6 km
- Library
- 0.9 kmdistrict 1.4 km · municipality 1.3 km
- Swimming pool
- 0.7 kmdistrict 1.4 km · municipality 2.2 km
- Restaurants within 1 km
- 42district 20 · municipality 35
- Cars per household
- 0.5district 0.4 · municipality 0.4
Source: CBS, Proximity of amenities 2025, average distance by road for all inhabitants. Cars: CBS Key figures 2025.
Energy
- With solar power7%lower than in Amsterdam (10%)
- Natural-gas-free1%lower than in Amsterdam (19%)
- Natural gas per home per year890 m³
Middenmeer 640 m³Amsterdam 580 m³
higher than in Amsterdam (580 m³)
More figures about energy
- Electricity per home
- 2,140 kWhdistrict 1,970 kWh · municipality 1,880 kWh
- Electrically heated
- 1%district 8% · municipality 4%
Source: CBS, Key figures districts and neighbourhoods 2025, average consumption per home per year.
Income and wealth2024
- Income per inhabitant€54,800higher than in Amsterdam (€41,000)
- Median wealth per household€94,000higher than in Amsterdam (€14,600)
- SES score+0.32
-1.000+1.00
Linnaeusparkbuurt +0.32Middenmeer +0.12Amsterdam -0.05
Source: CBS, Key figures districts and neighbourhoods 2024 (provisional) and SES-WOA 2024 (provisional). Reference year 2024.