Free renovation advice and grants for single-family homes in Amsterdam

Up to €13,765 in grants for renovating your single-family home in Amsterdam

Are you looking to buy or renovate a single-family home in Amsterdam? The City of Amsterdam is here to help! In certain neighborhoods in Amsterdam Nieuw-West and Noord*, you can receive free renovation advice, guidance, and grants to address overdue maintenance. You can also improve your home’s insulation and ventilation.

This isn’t just good for your comfort and energy bills—it can also boost your home’s value and ensure it’s ready for the future.

What does the renovation advice entail?

Personalized advice
An independent advisor will visit your home and work with you to prepare a free, no-obligation advisory report. You’ll receive concrete proposals to make your home more comfortable, energy-efficient, and better prepared for the future.

Grant of up to €13,765
If you meet the eligibility requirements, you can receive a municipal grant. This can amount to as much as €13,765.

Guidance Throughout the ProcessThe independent advisor will guide you step by step through the renovation and the grant application. You remain in control, but can always count on expert assistance.

What Are the Benefits of Renovation?

• Lower energy consumption thanks to better insulation and ventilation
• Greater living comfort and a healthier indoor climate
• A home that increases in value
• A home that’s better prepared for the future

Eligibility requirements and how to sign up for renovation advice?

Amsterdam Noord: duurzaamwonen.amsterdam/advies/noord

Amsterdam Nieuw-West: duurzaamwonen.amsterdam/advies/nieuwwest

The map above shows the neighborhoods eligible for the free consultation.

* These are the neighborhoods where homeowners are eligible for this free consultation: Middelveldsche Akerpolder, Dijkgraafpleinbuurt, Bakemabuurt, Ruys de Beerenbrouckbuurt, Van Tijenbuurt, Wegener Sleeswijkbuurt, Zuidwestkwadrant-Zuid, Calandlaan/Lelylaan, Meer en Oever, Osdorpplein and surrounding areas , Osdorp-Zuidoost, Wildeman, Overtoomse Veld-Noord, Nieuwe Meer, Arondeusbuurt, Coronelbuurt, Meerwaldtbuurt, Confuciusbuurt, Jan de Louterbuurt, Lodewijk van Deysselbuurt, Louis Couperusbuurt, Noordoever Sloterplas, Emanuel van Meteren neighborhood, Jacob Geel neighborhood, East Shore of Sloterplas, Louis Crispijn neighborhood, Banne-Northeast, Banne-Northwest, Banne-Southeast, Banne-Southwest, Loenermark, IJplein and surrounding areas, Vliegenbos, Vogelbuurt-North, Vogelbuurt-South, Blauwe Zand, Tuindorp Nieuwendam-East, Tuindorp Nieuwendam-West, Terrasdorp, Tuindorp Oostzaan-East, Tuindorp, Oostzaan-West, Bloemenbuurt-North, Bloemenbuurt-South, Van der Pekbuurt, Markengouw-Central, Markengouw-South, Werengouw-Central, Werengouw-South.

Are you buying or selling a home?

Are you planning to buy, sell, or renovate a home? An MVA real estate agent isn’t a sustainability expert, but they’re happy to help you consider how maintenance, renovation, and sustainability measures might impact your buying or selling plans. This gives you a better understanding of the home’s condition, potential, and market position.

Find an MVA purchase agent to guide you through the home-buying process, or contact an MVA real estate agent for advice on selling your home.