Weespersluis will become a spacious and green residential landscape. It is very centrally located, 10 minutes by train from Amsterdam, close to 't Gooi and the Vecht. Nature and water play an important role. Only a third of the area will be used as a building ground. The rest remains open to water and greenery. Weespersluis will have a new water area that is connected to the Vecht and three parks that provide plenty of space for safe play, sports, walking and cycling. The historic center of Weesp is just a stone's throw away.

Measured in numbers, Weespersluis is not the largest area development in the Netherlands, but in terms of process the complexity is certainly impressive. One province, two municipalities, a water board and water company and the Central Government Real Estate Agency represent the public interests here. Five market parties operate on the private side, including AM; they work together in the development combination GEM Bloemendalerpolder.

Weespersluis consists of three sub-areas; Lanenrijk, Vechtrijk and Waterrijk. Lanenrijk is a neighborhood with canals, avenues and courtyards in greenery. Vechtrijk is oriented on the Vecht and has the appearance of a fortified town. And in Waterrijk the homes are located in spacious green areas or on the water. There will be a variety of housing types in Weespersluis. A number of homes will soon be on the water with their own jetty. There will also be various public moorings. A total of approximately 3,550 homes will be built in Weespersluis in phases.