Frequently asked questions

Around 1,350, divided into owner-occupied, social rented and non-subsidized rented apartments.

Bajeskwartier will be a place for everyone: young and old, singles and families. The apartments in the district will be distributed across the various tower blocks and vary in size from approx. 20 m2 to as much as 300 m2. The apartments will have between one and five rooms and most of them will have their own outside space. A few maisonettes will also be available. You won’t find any single-family houses in Bajeskwartier.

The first homes will be put on the market at the end of 2021. These will be in the Robin building (G). If you would like to be kept informed of the exact moment when sales start, please register your interest by filling in the form here.

Apartments in a range of price categories will be available in Bajeskwartier: social rented, mid-price rented, non-subsidized rented and owner-occupied homes from EUR 300,000 to EUR 3,000,000.

Bajeskwartier will have restricted car access and have almost 70 gardens. All these gardens, including playgrounds and sports pitches, vegetable gardens and water gardens, are open to residents. A large number of apartments will also have their own outside space, and some a private garden. A number of buildings will also have shared outside spaces in the form of terraces and roof gardens.

Shared mobility will be used in Bajeskwartier as much as possible: electric cars, motor scooters, bicycles, etc, which will be available for all of the district’s residents. For those who want a private parking space, these will be available to rent in the underground car park.

Apartments in Bajeskwartier will come in a wide range of sizes, from approx. 45 m2 to 300 m2.

All apartments are being sold freehold, which is very unusual in Amsterdam. Occupiers buy the land in a single instalment and so won’t need to pay monthly or annual ground rent to the Municipality of Amsterdam.

There is a place for everyone in Bajeskwartier. A large number of apartments are suitable for older people. The Ruby has been designed to be wheelchair-friendly, not only in the apartments themselves but also in the general areas.

Students will also make their home in Bajeskwartier. De Alliantie will be letting student flats and smaller apartments will also be available. National and international students are welcome too in the short-stay apartments of Hotel Jansen.

The first homes will come on the market at the end of 2021.

The Robin will be the first to come up for sale.

If you would like to be kept informed of the exact moment when sales start, please register your interest by filling in the form here.

You can register your interest by filling in the form on this website. We will keep you informed of progress, and you will of course be notified when apartments come on the market. The registration process will be explained further once you have registered, and naturally you can register your interest for a specific apartment.

Registration and allocation is arranged through Woningnet, which will give you further information as soon as it becomes available. De Alliantie is the housing association that owns the social rented apartments.

You can register your interest by filling in the form on this website. We will keep you informed of progress, and you will of course be notified when apartments become available to let.

Entrepreneurs are very welcome in Bajeskwartier. Alongside green office space, various buildings have space to let for restaurants, cafes and bars, cultural enterprises, workshops, studios and retail units. Entrepreneurs in particular who want to make an active contribution to life in Bajeskwartier and its amenities are very welcome. For more information, please contact www.vastgoedinbeweging.nl.

For the time being there won’t be any homes with a specific workspace attached. But workplaces such as offices, studios, etc. will certainly be available in Bajeskwartier.

Bajeskwartier is not in the Bijlmer but in Overamstel. Within the city ring road, adjacent to the Amstelkwartier and close to Amstel Station.

Bajeskwartier is extremely easy to reach with all forms of transport; for example, it’s just 10 minutes by bike to the Albert Cuyp market, and 10 minutes by metro from Spaklerweg station to Amsterdam Central Station. It takes just 5 minutes by car to reach the A10 ring road.