De Pijp

De Pijp is a lively, multicultural district south of the canal ring, famous for the Albert Cuyp Market and its restaurants. It attracts young professionals and families who want city energy and space nearby.

Nightlife
Family friendly
Fast growing

Indicative figures · our listings & transactions

Median sale: $641.3K
Median rent: $2,554/mo
Price per area: $747/sq ft
Year on year: Up +3.8%vs last year
Days on market: 17days
Walk / transit: 97 / 91/100

Overview

About De Pijp

Brick tenement blocks, cafes and the Sarphatipark give De Pijp a mixed, energetic feel. The Albert Cuyp Market runs six days a week, and the Heineken Experience sits in the area.

The Noord/Zuidlijn metro at De Pijp station reaches Centraal in about 10 minutes, and trams run along Ferdinand Bolstraat. Cycling to the centre takes 10 to 15 minutes.

In 2026 the median sale price is about €590K, roughly €7,400 per square metre, and a typical 2-bedroom rental costs about €2,350 a month. Prices are up 3.8% on a year ago and homes take around 17 days to sell, which points to very strong demand.

Streets near the market are noisy and crowded, particularly on weekends. Flats are often compact, and ground-lease terms need checking.

Brick canal houses along an Amsterdam canal with a bridge and moored boats

Cozy upscale living room with beige sofas, armchairs and soft natural light

Walk score97 / 100

Market

Prices and rents

Typical sale price
$641.3K
Typical rent
$2,554/mo

De Pijp is growing steadily rather than sharply. Well-priced homes still sell within weeks, but there is room to negotiate on listings that have sat for longer than the local median.

Indicative figures from our listings and transactions.