Amsterdam, Netherlands
For EUR 3.70 and no eligibility test, the Dutch cadastre will tell anyone who owns a given parcel in Amsterdam — but in this city the answer is usually two owners: the City, which owns more than 85% of the land and leases it out under erfpacht, and the holder of the lease on the building above it.
8 buildings · 6 with an owner established · 25 sources · 7 tier A · 1 tier B · prepared 2026-10-20
Can you find out who owns it?
Ownership in the Netherlands sits in the Basisregistratie Kadaster, run by the Kadaster, and anyone may buy a single parcel's record from the public webshop without stating a reason or proving an interest. The product is called Eigendomsinformatie, it costs EUR 3.70, and the Kadaster's own page lists what it contains: who the owner is, who may use all or part of it, what restrictions apply (for example whether the building is a monument), whether erfpacht — a ground lease, which is pervasive in Amsterdam — burdens the parcel, the cadastral size, and the sale price from the most recent transfer deed where it is known. A companion product, Koopsominformatie, also EUR 3.70, returns per-dwelling sale prices with house numbers across a whole postcode for private purchases since 1 January 2003. What is free is everything except the name: the BAG address and buildings register publishes each building's year of construction, floor area in square metres and use type nationwide through an open API, and the national location service returns the cadastral parcel identifier for any address — which is exactly the key you then pay EUR 3.70 to resolve. Bulk owner data exists as BRK Levering, a commercial subscription with privacy conditions, so it cannot be republished.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title searchEUR 3.70 per record via the webshop; EUR 19.85 by e-mail and EUR 22.25 by post on the invoiced order form
Bulk ownership dataBRK Levering — a commercial Kadaster subscription with privacy conditions on republication
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
Sites that forbid taking their data
- www.rai.nl — “you must not use any means such as robots or spiders to search or index our Websites or parts of them. ... Commercial use of the Websites (for example, using them or parts of them to generate advertising revenue) is prohibited.”
- www.rochdale.nl — “Het is zonder onze voorafgaande schriftelijke toestemming dus, onder meer, verboden om: een (kopie) van (een gedeelte van) de Website ... te gebruiken voor commerciële doeleinden”
- www.binnenlandsbestuur.nl — “Gebruik hiervan is niet toegestaan zonder schriftelijke toestemming van Binnenlands Bestuur.”
- opendata.cbs.nl — “robots.txt: 'Disallow: /ODataAPI/OData/*' (also /ODataFeed/ and /ODataCatalog/)”
1
The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Valley Beethovenstraat 301-781, 1083 HK Amsterdam (Zuidas) 75,000 m2 gross floor area |
Mixed use | RJB Group of Companies MVRDV's own news release of 17 Nov 2021 ('MVRDV's Valley handed over to RJB Group'): 'The MVRDV-designed Valley was delivered to real-estate investor RJB Group of Companies this week. The mixed-use building in Amsterdam's Zuidas combines 200 apartments with space for shops, restaurants, bars, offices, and culture.' Developed by EDGE Technologies (whose own page names it developer, not owner; s4): 75,000 m2 GFA, completion Q1 2023 per EDGE. BAG: construction year 2021, 234 addressable units; cadastral parcel ASD30-AK-4995. No price is stated in either source; the CBRE release on the sale is behind Cloudflare. Erfpacht position not found. |
Private company | —A |
| Gustav Mahlerlaan 10 (ABN AMRO head office site) Gustav Mahlerlaan 10, 1082 PP Amsterdam (Zuidas) 66,581 m2 |
Office | Victory Group consortium with G&S Vastgoed ABN AMRO's press release of 8 December 2021 ('ABN AMRO sells head office to Victory Group for EUR 765 million'): the bank 'has reached agreement with real estate investment firm Victory Group regarding the sale and leaseback of the bank's head office at Gustav Mahlerlaan'; 'Victory Group is partnering with G&S Vastgoed in a consortium' and 'will pay EUR 765 million', with ABN AMRO leasing the whole building back until its Foppingadreef office is refurbished, then part of it as its official head office. Pre-tax profit EUR 338M. BAG: pand 0363100012146659, 66,581 m2, kantoorfunctie, built 1999; parcel ASD30-AK-5287. |
Private company | EUR EUR 765M 2021-12 Agreement announced 8 Dec 2021 as a sale and leaseback; ABN AMRO booked a EUR 338M pre-tax profit in Q4 2021. A |
| RAI Amsterdam exhibition halls Europaplein 24, 1078 GZ Amsterdam 68,177 m2 |
Mixed use | RAI Vereniging (75%) and Gemeente Amsterdam (25%) 75% RAI Vereniging / 25% Municipality of Amsterdam English Wikipedia's RAI Amsterdam article (infobox 'Owner: RAI Vereniging, Municipality of Amsterdam'; text: 'The RAI trade association still owns 75% of the complex, with the remainder in the hands of the municipality of Amsterdam'). Tier B: a secondary source, and the registered title-holding company inside the group is not stated; RAI's own organisation page gives the same 75/25 split at holding-company level but its terms of use forbid robots and commercial use, so it is not cited. The Europahal was declared a rijksmonument in 2015. BAG: pand 0363100012112165, bijeenkomstfunctie, built 1960, one unit of 68,177 m2; parcel ASD18-V-11776. |
Institution | —B |
| Johan Cruijff ArenA Johan Cruijff Boulevard 1, 1101 AX Amsterdam 59,217 m2 largest unit |
Mixed use | Stadion Amsterdam N.V. The stadium's own 'Onze organisatie' page, under 'Vennootschappelijke structuur': 'Stadion Amsterdam NV is eigenaar van de Johan Cruijff ArenA. De enige aandeelhouder van Stadion Amsterdam NV is Stichting Administratiekantoor Stadion Amsterdam.' Stadion Amsterdam NV holds 100% of Stadion Amsterdam Exploitatie BV (the operator) and other subsidiaries. The Stichting's depositary-receipt holders are not listed there. BAG: pand 0363100012075730, built 1996, 11 units on three cadastral parcels (WPK02-M-770, -494, -492). |
Private company | —A |
| Rijksmuseum Museumstraat 1, 1071 XX Amsterdam 38,149 m2 |
Mixed use | Staat der Nederlanden (Dutch State), via the Rijksvastgoedbedrijf Stichting Het Rijksmuseum's Jaarverslag 2025 (notes to the accounts, materiële vaste activa): the museum occupies '(gehuurde) panden van het Rijksvastgoedbedrijf (RVB)'; under 'het per 1 januari 2024 ingegane nieuwe huurcontract met het Rijksvastgoedbedrijf' the RVB buildings, which are 'niet op de balans van het Rijksmuseum', are insured at an indexed rebuild value of EUR 424.0M, against an appraised rebuild value of EUR 890.7M. The museum is the tenant; the State, through the RVB (Ministry of the Interior), is the landlord. RVB: main building c. 44,500 m2 (s15). BAG: pand 0363100012237298, built 1885, 38,149 m2; parcel ASD14-R-5517. |
Government | —A |
| De Bijenkorf, Dam Dam 1, 1012 JS Amsterdam 23,820 m2 |
Retail | Not established a paid title search would answer it Rijksmonument 518426 (registered 11 Dec 2001): a department store built 1911-1914 on the corner of Damrak and Dam commissioned by the Bijenkorf's management; the register entry lists cadastral parcels Amsterdam F 7285, G 9335 and F 6417 and names no owner. The retailer belongs to the Selfridges Group, but who holds title to the building was not established: press items on a property-company sale of former Vendex KBB stores could not be tied to Dam 1 by an openable primary source. BAG: pand 0363100012168052, winkelfunctie, built 1914, 23,820 m2. The owner is a EUR 3.70 Kadaster record per parcel. |
Not established | —A |
| Amstelplein 1 (Rembrandt Tower complex) Amstelplein 1, 1096 HA Amsterdam (De Omval) 42,754 m2 |
Office | Not established a paid title search would answer it BAG pand 0363100012070861, kantoorfunctie, built 2001, one unit of 42,754 m2; the same address carries a 1995 office-and-assembly building of 30,506 m2. Cadastral parcel WTG02-A-4624. Search turned up only an undated trade-press item on a German fund buying a 75% stake from an insurer and a Wikipedia infobox that names a private individual; neither is a filing or a dated sale announcement on an owner's newsroom, so no owner is asserted. The record is a EUR 3.70 Kadaster purchase. |
Not established | —A |
| NSI N.V.'s Amsterdam office portfolio Hoogoorddreef 62, 1101 BE Amsterdam (registered office) 173,177 m2 NEN area across 21 Amsterdam assets (sum of the property list) |
Office | NSI N.V. NSI's Annual Report 2024 'Property list' names all 21 Amsterdam assets at 31 Dec 2024 with address, form of ownership and NEN area — among them Glasshouse (Changiweg 130, 22,981 m2), HNK Amsterdam Sloterdijk (Radarweg 60, 16,314 m2), Q-Port (Kingsfordweg 43-117, 12,771 m2), Vitrum (Parnassusweg, 11,612 m2), HNK Amsterdam Zuidoost (11,492 m2), HNK Amsterdam Houthavens (10,572 m2) and the Atlanta Building (Stadhouderskade 5-6, 6,542 m2). Only 4 of the 21 are 'Freehold'; 17 are 'Leasehold' — i.e. on the City's erfpacht ground. Amsterdam is 55% of the portfolio by value (EUR 545M of EUR 1,000M) and 162k m2 of lettable area. Its web page (s5) gave 41 buildings in Sept 2026. |
REIT | —A |
2
The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Amsterdam is the one city in this section where the state publishes the composition of ownership even though it charges for the names. CBS breaks the whole dwelling stock down by class of owner every year, so the shape of who owns the city is a free official statistic and only the individual owner is paid for.
Land owned by the City (erfpacht)more than 85%
Gemeenteblad 2024, 529458 (land-value rules for 2025): 'Ruim 85% van de grond binnen de gemeentegrenzen is eigendom van de gemeente', issued or to be issued in erfpacht; policy since 1896.
Dwelling stock, 2025486,770
CBS table 86286NED, Amsterdam (GM0363), 2025: 148,400 owner-occupied and 337,610 rented. The stock grew by 36,780 dwellings from 449,990 in 2021.
Held by housing corporations191,010 dwellings
CBS 86286NED, 2025 — 39.2% of every home in Amsterdam, and the single largest ownership class in the city by a wide margin.
Held by BVs and NVs61,210 dwellings
CBS 86286NED, 2025, up from 50,485 in 2021 — corporate landlords added 10,725 Amsterdam homes in four years while individual landlords shed 1,480, falling from 60,510 to 59,030.
Average sale price, existing homesEUR 630,621
CBS table 83625NED, Amsterdam, 2025 — against EUR 617,647 in 2024, EUR 568,161 in 2023 and EUR 620,954 at the 2022 peak.
Eigendomsinformatie orders15,678 per month
Stated on the Kadaster product page as the average monthly order volume; the Koopsominformatie price product averages 14,024 orders a month.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Amsterdam is a city of public and quasi-public landlords. The municipality owns most of the ground under the city and leases it out under erfpacht rather than selling it; the State, the railways, the port and the universities are large holders in their own right; and nine housing corporations own about 189,000 homes — some 37% of the stock. Figures are each body's own; the corporation counts are the federation's register of Amsterdam stock on 1 January 2025 (including rooms), which the AFWC notes can differ from each corporation's own annual report. No register-based ranking of landholders by area is published, and the Kadaster charges per parcel.
| Name | Type | Holding as the source states it |
|---|---|---|
| Gemeente Amsterdam (City of Amsterdam) — erfpacht ground landlord Gemeenteblad 2024, 529458 (land-value policy rules for 2025), section 1.1: 'Ruim 85% van de grond binnen de gemeentegrenzen is eigendom van de gemeente. De gemeente heeft deze grond in erfpacht uitgegeven of geeft deze grond in de toekomst nog uit in erfpacht.' Section 1.2: under erfpacht the land stays the City's ('het zogenaamde bloot eigendom') and the leaseholder pays a canon; the City has done this since 1896 — 'uitgifte in erfpacht is de regel en verkoop in vol eigendom de hoge uitzondering.' So for most buildings in this record the City owns the ground and the named owner holds a leasehold over it. Earlier editions of the same rules said 'ruim 80%'. |
Government | more than 85% of the land inside the municipal boundaryA |
| Staat der Nederlanden — Rijksvastgoedbedrijf (RVB) The RVB's May 2026 facts sheet: it 'onderhoudt en beheert ruim 11,5 miljoen m² aan gebouwen in Nederland en de Cariben', 3% of it museums and 3% palaces and High Colleges of State, plus 41,556 ha of agricultural land and 34,464 ha of defence land (s19). No Amsterdam-only figure is published. Amsterdam holdings documented in this record and on the RVB's own pages: the Rijksmuseum (leased to the museum, s14), the Royal Palace on the Dam, the Marineterrein, part of which the RVB is disposing of (Jan 2024 news item), and the Bijlmerbajes prison site, sold in Sept 2017 to AM, part of Koninklijke BAM Groep, for the c. 1,350-home Bajes Kwartier (s20; no price stated). |
Government | 11.5M+ m2 of buildings nationally; 41,556 ha agricultural land; 34,464 ha defence landA |
| Port of Amsterdam (Havenbedrijf Amsterdam N.V.) The port's own land-policy page: 'The land in the port (Port of Amsterdam's Management Area) is rented out and leased out by Port of Amsterdam' under its published rental and ground-lease (erfpacht) conditions (s22). The area figures and the ownership line ('Owned by Amsterdam') are from English Wikipedia's infobox (s21), so this row is tier B: the port's own annual report, which would carry the hectares and the sole municipal shareholding, was not opened. |
Government | 1,995 ha land area; 620 ha harbour (Wikipedia)B |
| Ymere AFWC Tabel 1, Amsterdam stock on 1 Jan 2025: 'Met bijna 43.000 woningen is Ymere de grootste corporatie in Amsterdam'. Its largest districts are Noord (8,975) and Oost (8,301); it is also the only corporation with real holdings in Weesp (3,045) (Tabel 5). |
Institution | 42,963 units (40,942 self-contained; 38,738 social rent)A |
| Eigen Haard AFWC Tabel 1, 1 Jan 2025 — the second-largest corporation in Amsterdam, 'met meer dan 35.000 woningen'; biggest in Nieuw-West (7,188) and Oost (6,312) (Tabel 5). |
Institution | 35,414 units (34,968 self-contained; 31,719 social rent)A |
| Stadgenoot AFWC Tabel 1, 1 Jan 2025; concentrated in Nieuw-West (8,586) and West (6,751) (Tabel 5). |
Institution | 29,906 units (29,707 self-contained; 27,977 social rent)A |
| Rochdale AFWC Tabel 1, 1 Jan 2025; the largest corporation in Zuidoost (8,490) (Tabel 5). A further 1,445 units in Oost are held jointly with DUWO as the Duwo Rochdale Combinatie. |
Institution | 27,860 units (27,157 self-contained; 25,649 social rent)A |
| Lieven de Key AFWC Tabel 1, 1 Jan 2025; the corporation with by far the most rooms (onzelfstandige eenheden), and the second-largest in Centrum (5,992) (Tabel 5). |
Institution | 27,575 units (23,645 self-contained; 3,930 non-self-contained)A |
| De Alliantie AFWC Tabel 1, 1 Jan 2025; largest in Zuid (5,072), Nieuw-West (4,949) and Oost (4,818) (Tabel 5). |
Institution | 20,387 units (19,652 self-contained; 18,135 social rent)A |
| Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA) UvA Huisvestingsplan 2023: 'Het vastgoed van de UvA bestaat in totaal uit ca. 337.000 m² VVO in huur en eigendom, verspreid over 4 campussen: Universiteitskwartier, Roeterseilandcampus, Amsterdam Science Park en Amsterdam Medical Business Park' (excluding space used at the AMC and the VU campus). Appendix B2.1.1: in 1995 the State transferred ownership of university buildings to the universities, which is how the UvA came to own 'een zeer diverse vastgoedportefeuille'. The plan does not split the owned and leased floor area in the passage quoted; the VU's own figure was not found. |
Institution | c. 337,000 m2 VVO, leased and owned, on 4 campuses (1 Jan 2023)A |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
The Netherlands publishes no builder league table — the listed builders' investor pages are behind Cloudflare and the Dutch new-build market is assembled from developers' own reports. What the state does publish is who owns the stock, by class of owner, and how many new homes the housing corporations deliver. Both say the same thing: Amsterdam is not a merchant-builder market. Two in every five homes belong to a housing corporation, the corporations built more new homes in Amsterdam in 2025 than in any other municipality, and the fastest-growing landlord class is companies, up 10,725 dwellings in four years while individual landlords went backwards. Large private schemes are usually built on City or State land: the Bajes Kwartier on a former State prison site, Zuidas towers on municipal erfpacht.
| Name | Type | Dwellings, as the source states |
|---|---|---|
| Housing corporations — new build CBS (24 Mar 2026): 'In Amsterdam zijn in 2025 de meeste nieuwbouw-corporatiewoningen opgeleverd, bijna 2,9 duizend' — more than any other Dutch municipality (s25). AFWC Jaarbericht 2025: in 2024 the corporations completed 2,114 permanent new homes in Amsterdam, of which 1,948 social rent, 74 mid-rent and 92 for sale, plus 63 temporary flex homes; Ymere, Eigen Haard, Stadgenoot, Rochdale, Lieven de Key and de Alliantie each hold over 20,000 homes in the city (s17). In 2024 the corporations also sold 612 social-rent homes, 563 of them to private buyers. |
Institution | c. 2,900 completed in 2025; 2,114 in 2024A |
| AM (Koninklijke BAM Groep) — Bajes Kwartier Rijksvastgoedbedrijf, 12 Sept 2017: area and property developer AM, part of Koninklijke BAM Groep, bought the Bijlmerbajes prison site from the State and, with AT Capital, Cairn and designers OMA, FABRICations and LOLA, is developing 'ongeveer 1.350 woningen, zowel koop als huur', 30% social rent and a substantial mid-rent share. No price is stated. |
Public company | c. 1,350 homes planned on the former Bijlmerbajes siteA |
| Housing corporations (woningcorporaties) The regulated social landlords. 39.2% of the entire Amsterdam dwelling stock, and the principal commissioner of new social housing in the city. |
Institution | owns 191,010 (+6,300) (2025, change since 2021)A |
| Owner-occupiers (koopwoningen) 30.5% of the stock. The largest absolute gain of any class since 2021, reflecting both new build and corporation sell-offs. |
Private company | owns 148,400 (+18,525) (2025, change since 2021)A |
| Companies — BVs and NVs Private and public limited companies letting residential property: the institutional and corporate buy-to-let class, growing faster in percentage terms than any other. |
Private company | owns 61,210 (+10,725) (2025, change since 2021)A |
| Natural persons letting privately The only ownership class in Amsterdam that shrank between 2021 and 2025 — individual landlords leaving the market as corporate ones arrive. |
Private company | owns 59,030 (-1,480) (2025, change since 2021)A |
| Other legal persons Foundations, associations, pension bodies and other non-corporate legal owners. |
Institution | owns 26,360 (2025)A |
| Ownership unknown CBS's own residual category — a reminder that even the Dutch register is not quite complete. |
Private company | owns 765 (2025)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
The Dutch listed real-estate universe is small, and only one of its members is an Amsterdam office specialist. Beyond NSI the large Amsterdam landlords are German open-ended funds, Dutch pension managers and international private equity, none of which publishes an Amsterdam floor-area figure. What the free BAG register does give, uniquely, is the size of the buildings themselves — so the assets can be measured even where the owners cannot be named.
| Name | Type | Portfolio |
|---|---|---|
| NSI N.V. Euronext Amsterdam-listed office investor. Annual Report 2024: Amsterdam is 21 of 44 assets and 55% of portfolio value (EUR 545M of EUR 1,000M), with 162k of 346k m2 lettable area; 17 of the 21 Amsterdam buildings are held leasehold on municipal erfpacht ground. In-house flex brand HNK runs four Amsterdam locations (Houthavens, Schinkel, Sloterdijk, Zuidoost). |
REIT | 21 Amsterdam assets, EUR 545M, 162k m2 lettable (31 Dec 2024)A |
| Victory Group with G&S Vastgoed (consortium) Bought ABN AMRO's Zuidas head office in a sale and leaseback agreed 8 Dec 2021 — 'real estate investment firm Victory Group', partnering 'with G&S Vastgoed in a consortium', paying EUR 765M (ABN AMRO press release). Floor area from BAG. The single largest office building on the open register in Zuidas. |
Private company | 66,581 m2 at Gustav Mahlerlaan 10; EUR 765M (Dec 2021)A |
| RJB Group of Companies MVRDV: Valley 'was delivered to real-estate investor RJB Group of Companies' in Nov 2021; GFA from developer EDGE's page. No price published in an openable source. |
Private company | Valley, 75,000 m2 GFA (mixed use, 200 apartments)A |
| EPRA constituents The European Public Real Estate Association is the only free cross-border starting point for 'who are the largest listed landlords' by country; it does not publish per-city floor area, so it cannot rank Amsterdam. |
REIT | the listed European landlord universeA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- The registered owner of De Bijenkorf (Dam 1) and of Amstelplein 1 (Rembrandt Tower complex). Each is resolvable for EUR 3.70 per parcel against the cadastral identifiers in their notes; no record was purchased, and no filing or dated owner announcement naming a title holder opened.
- Who holds the depositary receipts in Stichting Administratiekantoor Stadion Amsterdam (the sole shareholder of Stadion Amsterdam N.V., owner of the Johan Cruijff ArenA). Press reports name the City of Amsterdam and AFC Ajax N.V.; the City's own deelnemingen pages sit on www.amsterdam.nl, whose robots.txt disallows all general crawlers.
- RAI Amsterdam: the 75/25 split between RAI Vereniging and the City is from Wikipedia (tier B). RAI's own organisation page states the same split at the level of RAI Holding B.V., but its terms forbid robots and commercial use, so it is not cited; which group company holds title, and whether the site is on erfpacht, is not established.
- Erfpacht building by building. The City's 2025 land-value rules say more than 85% of Amsterdam's land is municipal and issued in erfpacht, and NSI's property list marks 17 of its 21 Amsterdam buildings 'Leasehold' — but for Valley, Gustav Mahlerlaan 10, the ArenA and the RAI no openable source states the ground-lease position. The Kadaster sells an 'Akte erfpacht' per parcel.
- Gustav Mahlerlaan 10: the split between Victory Group and G&S Vastgoed inside the consortium, and the completion date of the sale, are not in ABN AMRO's release; EUR 765M is the agreed price announced 8 Dec 2021.
- ProRail / NS and the VU (Vrije Universiteit): no openable source gave an Amsterdam holdings figure, so they are not in the landowners table. ProRail's FAQ and NS pages carry no land or station-area totals; the VU's facilities pages describe its role as owner of VU buildings but give no floor area.
- Port of Amsterdam's land area (1,995 ha) and municipal ownership are from Wikipedia; the port's own annual report was not opened (the site's robots.txt sets a 10-second crawl delay and its pages carry no area figure).
- Whether a given Eigendomsinformatie record will actually carry a price. The Kadaster's page lists the cases where the sale price is not known: no postcode and house number in the deed, a former rental dwelling, a building plot or bare land, a parcel split after transfer, a transfer that is not a sale such as divorce or inheritance, and purchases below a stated threshold. Commercial towers held in corporate vehicles are the likeliest to fall into these gaps.
- The two CBS figures in core and residential (tables 86286NED and 83625NED) were read in the Sept 2026 pass from the opendata.cbs.nl OData feed. That host's robots.txt disallows /ODataAPI/OData/*, so the sources now point to the tables' cbs.nl pages (opened 2026-10); the values were not re-read from the feed in this pass.
- Bulk owner data (BRK Levering) is a commercial subscription with privacy conditions, so no owner list for the city can be republished.
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Sources
- Eigendomsinformatie — Kadaster · paidA
- Koopsominformatie — Kadaster · paidA
- BAG WFS v2.0 (pand and verblijfsobject) and the national location service — PDOK / Kadaster · openA
- Valley, Amsterdam — EDGE Technologies · openA
- Portfolio — NSI N.V. · openA
- Voorraad woningen; eigendom, type eigenaar, status van bewoning, regio (table 86286NED) — Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek · openA
- EPRA — European Public Real Estate Association · openA
- Bestaande koopwoningen; gemiddelde verkoopprijzen, regio (table 83625NED) — Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek · openA
- Basisregistratie Kadaster (BRK), incl. BRK Levering — Kadaster · paidA
- The next step for a greener business district: MVRDV's Valley handed over to RJB Group — MVRDV · openA
- ABN AMRO sells head office to Victory Group for EUR 765 million — ABN AMRO Bank N.V. · openA
- Onze organisatie — Vennootschappelijke structuur — Johan Cruijff ArenA (Stadion Amsterdam N.V.) · openA
- RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre — Wikipedia · openB
- Jaarverslag 2025 (RIJKS_JVS_2025) — Stichting Het Rijksmuseum · openA
- Verbouwing Rijksmuseum in cijfers — Rijksvastgoedbedrijf · openA
- Rijksmonument 518426 — Dam 1, 1012 JS Amsterdam — Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed (Rijksmonumentenregister) · openA
- Jaarbericht 2025 (Tabel 1 and Tabel 5: woningvoorraad corporaties in Amsterdam op 1 januari 2025) — Amsterdamse Federatie van Woningcorporaties (AFWC) · openA
- Beleidsregels Grondwaardebeleid voor nieuwe erfpachtuitgiften en bestaande erfpachtrechten 2025 (Gemeenteblad 2024, 529458) — Gemeente Amsterdam, via Officiële bekendmakingen (overheid.nl) · openA
- Feiten en cijfers van het Rijksvastgoedbedrijf (infographic, May 2026) — Rijksvastgoedbedrijf · openA
- Terrein Bijlmerbajes verkocht; Bajes Kwartier wordt nieuwe stadswijk Amsterdam — Rijksvastgoedbedrijf · openA
- Port of Amsterdam — Wikipedia · openB
- Land policy and conditions — Port of Amsterdam · openA
- Huisvestingsplan 2023 UvA (def. v2.0) — Universiteit van Amsterdam · openA
- NSI Annual Report 2024 (Key portfolio metrics; Property list) — NSI N.V. · openA
- Meer nieuwbouw van woningcorporaties in 2025 — Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek · openA