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De Pijp's Rapid Sales Surge Intensifies Rental Pressure on Tenants, Landlords

Fast sales and strong demand in the neighbourhood create ripple effects for those renting or letting properties.

By De Pijp Property Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Renovated apartments in De Pijp typically cost between €650,000 and €1,400,000, with prices per square metre from €9,500 to €13,000. These figures come amid average selling prices of €597,000 to €636,000, or €8,740 to €9,238 per square metre depending on the sub-neighbourhood, with Nieuwe Pijp recording the highest rate at €9,238 per square metre.

Buyer Activity and Market Pace

Homes sell on average within 31 to 41 days, and 77 percent of listings go above the asking price by an average overbid of 5.9 percent. Second-hand housing prices across Amsterdam, including De Pijp, dipped 1.1 percent per square metre and 2.2 percent in transaction price during Q1 2025, yet rose 6.99 percent year-on-year nationally in 2026. This combination of quick turnover and frequent overbidding points to sustained interest that can tighten rental supply when owners choose to sell rather than continue letting.

Demand Drivers for Expats and Professionals

De Pijp stays one of Amsterdam’s most sought-after neighbourhoods for expats and young professionals. Metro access via the North/South Line and the area’s food and culture scene support this position. When sales move rapidly, landlords may list units for sale instead of renewing tenancies, while tenants face fewer long-term rental options as properties change hands.

These patterns matter now because the slight 2025 dip followed by national recovery in 2026 leaves both sides of the rental market watching inventory levels closely. Tenants seeking stability weigh the risk of units being withdrawn for sale, while landlords assess whether holding or selling better matches current buyer appetite shown in the 31-to-41-day average sales window.

Market participants can review current listings and recent transaction data from local agents to gauge whether to adjust rental terms or explore ownership routes. Monitoring sub-neighbourhood differences, such as higher values in Nieuwe Pijp, helps both groups plan around actual price ranges rather than broad averages.

This article is general information only and is not personal financial or investment advice. Consider your own circumstances and seek licensed professional advice before making financial decisions.

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