Neighbourhoods where homes rarely reach Funda, city by city

I am Jiri, an estate agent in Maastricht. For 53 neighbourhoods in 14 cities I have written which streets people ask about, how scarce the homes are and how to reach the owners, with live figures from the land registry and the CBS. The pages are translations of my Dutch ones; the figures are the same.

• Buying a house in Amersfoort

  the Bergkwartier, the Leusderkwartier and the Soesterkwartier

• Buying a house in Amsterdam

  the Jordaan, De Pijp, Oud-West, the Rivierenbuurt, the Watergraafsmeer and the Apollobuurt

• Buying a house in Breda

  Ginneken, Princenhage and Belcrum

• Buying a house in Eindhoven

  Strijp-S, the Elzent and the Villapark

• Buying a house in Groningen

  the Schildersbuurt, the Oranjebuurt and Helpman

• Buying a house in Haarlem

  the Kleverpark, Bosch en Vaart and the Koninginnebuurt

• Buying a house in Leiden

  the Professorenwijk, the Burgemeesterswijk, the Vogelwijk and the Pieterswijk

• Buying a house in Maastricht

  Wyck, the Jekerkwartier, Sint Pieter, Scharn and Biesland

• Buying a house in Nijmegen

  Bottendaal, the Hunnerberg and the Hazenkamp

• Buying a house in Rotterdam

  Kralingen, Blijdorp, Hillegersberg and the Scheepvaartkwartier

• Buying a house in The Hague

  the Statenkwartier, Benoordenhout, Bezuidenhout, the Archipelbuurt and the Zeeheldenkwartier

• Buying a house in Tilburg

  Berkel-Enschot, Theresia and the Piushaven

• Buying a house in Utrecht

  Wittevrouwen, Lombok, Oog in Al, Tuindorp and Oudwijk

• Buying a house in Zwolle

  Assendorp, the Veerallee and Berkum

What is different per city, from the mortgage to the ground lease, is in the guides for expats; the average sale price of every municipality since 1995 is on house prices per municipality.