Spacious living with children by district in Amsterdam

33 districts in Amsterdam in order. Search for your district to see where it stands. A district is in this list when its median floor area and its share of households with children are both higher than in Amsterdam.

Sorted: highest first

RankDistrictMedian floor area
  1. =1Apollobuurt125 m²
  2. =1Lutkemeer/Ookmeer125 m²
  3. 3Nieuwendammerdijk/Buiksloterdijk112 m²
  4. 4Willemspark110 m²
  5. 5Aetsveld/Oostelijke Vechtoever107 m²
  6. 6Prinses Irenebuurt e.o.106 m²
  7. 7Waterland104 m²
  8. 8De Aker100 m²
  9. =9Sloten/Nieuw-Sloten96 m²
  10. =9IJburg-Zuid96 m²
  11. =11Ganzenhoef e.o.92 m²
  12. =11Kadoelen92 m²
  13. 13Oostelijk Havengebied91 m²
  14. 14Oostzanerwerf90 m²
  15. 15Houthavens89 m²
  16. 16Weesp Binnenstad/Zuid88 m²
  17. 17K-buurt87 m²
  18. 18Weesp-Noordwest84 m²
  19. =19Holendrecht82 m²
  20. =19Driemond82 m²
  21. 21Osdorp-Midden81 m²
  22. 22Middenmeer80 m²
  23. =23Geuzenveld79 m²
  24. =23Bijlmermuseum79 m²
  25. =23Centrale Markt79 m²
  26. 26Banne Buiksloot78 m²
  27. =27Gein77 m²
  28. =27Reigersbos77 m²
  29. =27H-buurt77 m²
  30. =30Waterlandpleinbuurt75 m²
  31. =30Slotervaart-Noord75 m²
  32. 32Tuindorp Oostzaan72 m²
  33. 33Osdorp-Oost71 m²

77 districts are not in the list: too small, without a figure, or not above Amsterdam on both floor area and households with children.

Source: CBS, Key figures for districts and neighbourhoods 2025; BAG, reference date March 1, 2026. Reference date of the CBS figure: January 1, 2025.

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