Most expensive postcodes

English Nederlands

The 20 postcodes in South Holland with the highest average home value, and the 20 with the lowest, out of 500 with a published figure.

	Place	Province	Postcode	Average home value
1	Wassenaar	South Holland	2243	€1,544,000
2	Wassenaar	South Holland	2244	€1,430,000
3	Noordwijkerhout	South Holland	2204	€885,000
4	Oegstgeest	South Holland	2342	€779,000
5	Rotterdam	South Holland	3045	€775,000
6	's-Gravenhage	South Holland	2566	€757,000
7	's-Gravenhage	South Holland	2582	€730,000
8	Rotterdam	South Holland	3055	€726,000
9	Noordwijkerhout	South Holland	2212	€719,000
10	's-Gravenhage	South Holland	2596	€694,000
11	Katwijk	South Holland	2242	€692,000
12	Rotterdam	South Holland	3062	€680,000
13	's-Gravenhage	South Holland	2585	€676,000
14	Wassenaar	South Holland	2245	€672,000
15	Voorschoten	South Holland	2254	€669,000
16	's-Gravenhage	South Holland	2554	€665,000
17	Rijnsburg	South Holland	2232	€662,000
18	Noordwijk	South Holland	2202	€660,000
19	Rotterdam	South Holland	3016	€656,000
20	's-Gravenhage	South Holland	2597	€654,000

Least expensive postcodes

	Place	Province	Postcode	Average home value
1	Vlaardingen	South Holland	3133	€182,000
2	Rotterdam	South Holland	3083	€211,000
3	's-Gravenhage	South Holland	2532	€216,000
4	Rotterdam	South Holland	3028	€217,000
5	Rotterdam	South Holland	3081	€223,000
6	's-Gravenhage	South Holland	2533	€224,000
7	's-Gravenhage	South Holland	2541	€228,000
8	Rotterdam	South Holland	3082	€236,000
9	's-Gravenhage	South Holland	2521	€242,000
10	Rotterdam	South Holland	3073	€242,000
11	Rotterdam	South Holland	3074	€243,000
12	's-Gravenhage	South Holland	2522	€244,000
13	Rotterdam	South Holland	3085	€244,000
14	's-Gravenhage	South Holland	2543	€245,000
15	's-Gravenhage	South Holland	2523	€248,000
16	Spijkenisse	South Holland	3202	€248,000
17	Rotterdam	South Holland	3086	€249,000
18	Schiedam	South Holland	3122	€249,000
19	's-Gravenhage	South Holland	2531	€252,000
20	Rotterdam	South Holland	3029	€252,000

Most expensive postcodes — All of the Netherlands

Places with fewer than 500 residents are excluded: a figure drawn from a handful of people carries more uncertainty than the differences being ranked.