The median WOZ value per square meter is highest in the Randstad, with Amsterdam leading. Here, the WOZ per square meter is over 7,100 euros. Then follow the municipality of Laren (North Holland) and Bloemendaal, with 5,700 and 5,340 euros per square meter respectively. Homes with the lowest median WOZ per square meter are in Pekela and Kerkrade, with 1,600 and 1,750 euros respectively.
In the Netherlands, the WOZ per square meter has risen by 41 percent over the past four years. In Flevoland and the northern part of the country, the increase is relatively strongest. In two municipalities, the increase is more than 60 percent: in Lelystad with 65 percent and in Den Helder with 62 percent. In the Randstad, the WOZ per square meter has risen relatively more slowly. In Amsterdam, it increased by nearly 25 percent. Only in Laren (North Holland), Ouder-Amstel, Zandvoort, Bloemendaal and Heemstede was the increase even lower.
Not only between municipalities are there large differences, but also between neighborhoods within municipalities. For example, in the municipality of Groningen. In the neighborhoods Groningen Centrum and Meerstad and surroundings, the WOZ per square meter is highest, with 3,920 and 3,820 euros respectively. In Ten Post and surroundings, the WOZ per square meter is lowest at 1,850 euros.
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