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Amsterdam Neighborhood Housing Projects Advance with 2026 Deliveries
Developments across Amsterdam North, Haven-Stad and Zuidas continue according to established timelines with multiple sites progressing toward completion.
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Amsterdam North remains the city's largest current housing development area, with former industrial sites like Buiksloterham, the old Shell terrain known as Overhoeks, and NDSM transforming into sustainable residential neighborhoods featuring projects like Elzenhagen and Up North.
Amsterdam North Site Transformations
Former industrial locations including Buiksloterham, Overhoeks and NDSM are undergoing conversion to residential use. Projects such as Elzenhagen and Up North form part of this ongoing work in the northern district.
Haven-Stad Delivery Schedule
Haven-Stad is Amsterdam's largest upcoming development location with plans for 70,000 homes by 2040. A substantial portion of these homes is scheduled for delivery in 2026 as part of the focus on Amsterdam Noord, Zuidoost and Haven-Stad.
De Nieuwe Kern and Kenniskwartier Plans
De Nieuwe Kern, a new neighborhood between Amsterdam and Zuidoost, will house 6,200 homes with 30 percent social, 40 percent mid-market rental and 30 percent owner-occupied. First homes are expected in 2028. The Kenniskwartier neighborhood in the Zuidas district will contain approximately 2,700 homes total, including a new horseshoe-shaped development around Margaret Bondshof with around 500 mixed-tenure homes and offices.
Houthaven and Zuidas Completion Timelines
Houthaven, a former timber port transformed into a sustainable neighborhood with 2,700+ housing units, had two-thirds of its buildings constructed by mid-2024 and was set for completion in 2025. A 65-meter high-rise in the Zuidas area is slated for completion in 2026.
These projects reflect the city's emphasis on converting industrial land into housing stock. Residents and planners can monitor progress through official municipal channels for any updates on move-in dates or infrastructure additions in the coming months.