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Amsterdam business news for September 13, 2026

One in four Amsterdam homes is sinking every year.

Amsterdam foundation risks run deeper than estimated

Amsterdam foundation risks run deeper than estimated

Satellite data shows one in four Amsterdam homes sank more than a millimetre a year over the past decade, and foundation repair bills on that scale could hit property values across the city.

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A9 traffic moves into sunken Amstelveen section

A9 traffic moves into sunken Amstelveen section

From Monday morning both directions of the A9 at Amstelveen run through the new sunken northern trough at 90 kilometres per hour after a full weekend closure.

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Amstelkwartier street balances new housing and heritage

Amstelkwartier street balances new housing and heritage

Bella Vistastraat in the Amstelkwartier is filling in with new flats around the restored monuments of the former Zuidergasfabriek.

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Wolf spotted forty kilometres from Amsterdam in Laren

Wolf spotted forty kilometres from Amsterdam in Laren

A wolf has been sighted in Het Gooi, forty kilometres from Amsterdam, and nature reserves there are now locking up sheep overnight.

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New youth theatre show takes shape in the Teekenschool

New youth theatre show takes shape in the Teekenschool

The Teekenschool next to the Rijksmuseum is staging a new youth theatre production built around Dutch historical figures.

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