Lincoln Park
The housing need in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Aera remains unabated. The ring is expanding, and in Haarlemmermeer the demand for new construction remains high. Currently, many homes are being realized in the southern edge of Hoofddorp.
In Lincoln Park more than 800 residential homes will be developed.
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Lincoln Park description
Mulifuntional housing plan
Lincoln Park is part of the vast new residential area De Parken in the south of Hoofddorp where a total of approximately 3.500 new houses will be realized the next 10 years. Lincoln Park, formerly known as De President West, is situated on the eastern side of the central canal Hoofdvaart and will provide room for more than 800 homes. Varying from accessible temporary homes to apartments and large family homes. The multifunctional housing plan will be developed in the next period of time and building is planned in 2019.
Most sustainable
A long stretched park will be the backbone of the green layout with plenty of water. The surrounding polder landscape formed the inspiration for the layout of Lincoln Park.
Lincoln Park has the ambition of becoming the most sustainable neighborhood of the Haarlemmermeer. The circular economy is key.
Picture: polder landscape south of the development with Calatrava bridge (by Danny de Casembroot).
Commissioning companies
- Municipality of Haarlemmermeer
Developers
- Tender 2018
Already established on this location
To be developed
About the area
About the area
Haarlemmermeer
Haarlemmermeer (Amsterdam Airport City), the most sustainable Dutch municipality, is the best choice for entrepreneurs because of its easy accessibility and central location within the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area.
Only 4 minutes from Schiphol Airport and 14 minutes from Amsterdam Central Station by train, Haarlemmermeer has been voted the Economic Top Location in the Netherlands for many years now. It offers an attractive business- and living environment. Home to over 700 international companies, Haarlemmermeer is a great location for new ideas and sustainable innovative activity. We are proud to be home to Park 20|20, the most sustainable business park in Europe which has attracted many international companies such as Danone, Asics, Irdeto, Schneider Electric, Fedex and Bluewater..
Haarlemmermeer: The beating heart of the Randstad!
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