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Amsterdam business news for August 25, 2026

An average salary buys you seven homes in Amsterdam.

Average earners can afford seven Amsterdam homes

Average earners can afford seven Amsterdam homes

A buyer on an average income can afford just seven of the thousands of homes currently listed in Amsterdam, and only a thousand nationwide.

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Schiphol security guards begin walkouts over workload

Schiphol security guards begin walkouts over workload

Security staff at Schiphol will stage repeated 15-minute walkouts on Tuesday and Wednesday over workloads, with longer queues expected at passenger checkpoints.

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Weesperstraat narrows to single lane for trial

Weesperstraat narrows to single lane for trial

From 31 August, Weesperstraat drops to one lane in each direction and a 30 km/h limit for a two-month trial ahead of a permanent redesign.

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Labor Inspectorate fines Amsterdam gym Saints & Stars

Labor Inspectorate fines Amsterdam gym Saints & Stars

The Labor Inspectorate has fined Amsterdam gym Saints & Stars 316,875 euros for employing staff without valid work permits, with closure threatened if it happens again.

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Looming inheritance wave to widen housing divide

Looming inheritance wave to widen housing divide

Mortgage advisor Van Bruggen expects a 300 billion euro wave of gifts and inheritances over the next decade to let recipients outbid first-time buyers.

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