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Buitenveldert / Zuidas
Amsterdam, Netherlands · Neighborhood Guide
Quiet, residential, and home to Amsterdam's financial district (Zuidas). Excellent schools, green parks, and a suburban feel with metro access to the centre.
Data verified June 15, 2026
Buitenveldert / Zuidas at a Glance
Mid-Range
Cost Level
€1,600–€2,300/month for 1-BR
Rent Range
Very safe — quiet residential streets, family-oriented, corporate security in Zuidas
Safety
300–500 Mbps fiber standard in this area
Internet
Who Lives in Buitenveldert / Zuidas?
Corporate expats, financial professionals, international families, and affluent Dutch families. Average age 30–55. Very international school community.
Living in Buitenveldert / Zuidas — Practical Details
Walkability
Moderate — residential area designed for cars and bikes. Local shops walkable. Zuidas business area has amenities.
Grocery & Food Access
Albert Heijn in Gelderlandplein shopping centre. Zuidas has lunch spots and a small Albert Heijn. Marqt for premium groceries.
Getting Around
- Metro: Zuid/WTC station (North-South line)
- Tram: line 5 to centre
- Train: Amsterdam Zuid station for intercity and Schiphol
- Cycling: dedicated bike paths throughout
Nearby Coworking
- WeWork Zuidas (€500–€800/mo)
- Spaces Zuidas (€400–€650/mo)
- ITO Zuidas (€350–€550/mo)
Insider Tips for Buitenveldert / Zuidas
- 1Gelderlandplein shopping centre has everything a family needs — supermarket, pharmacy, restaurants
- 2Amsterdam Zuid station has direct trains to Schiphol Airport in 6 minutes — unbeatable for frequent travellers
- 3Amsterdamse Bos (Amsterdam Forest) is right here — 1,000 hectares of parkland for running, cycling, and swimming
- 4The 30% ruling makes Zuidas living very attractive for qualifying expat professionals — ask your employer
FAQ — Buitenveldert / Zuidas, Amsterdam
What is Buitenveldert / Zuidas like for expats?
Buitenveldert / Zuidas is a mid-range neighborhood in Amsterdam. Quiet, residential, and home to Amsterdam's financial district (Zuidas). Excellent schools, green parks, and a suburban feel with metro access to the centre. Best for: Finance and corporate professionals, families with children, and those prioritising quiet and international school proximity.
How much does it cost to live in Buitenveldert / Zuidas, Amsterdam?
Buitenveldert / Zuidas is classified as "Mid-Range" in Amsterdam. Typical rent: €1,600–€2,300/month for 1-BR. Total monthly budget in Amsterdam: €3,000–€4,500.
Is Buitenveldert / Zuidas safe for expats?
Very safe — quiet residential streets, family-oriented, corporate security in Zuidas
Who lives in Buitenveldert / Zuidas?
Corporate expats, financial professionals, international families, and affluent Dutch families. Average age 30–55. Very international school community.
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