Delft rental market
City overview
3, 6 and 12 month windows
Supply and mix

Delft Rent Prices: A Technical University in a Small Centre

Delft packs a major technical university into a compact, canal-ringed centre, and the rental market shows the strain: rooms, studios and shared arrangements make up a large part of what is advertised, and the space attached to each asking rent is often modest. Reading the cost per square metre alongside the median rent is the only way to compare Delft fairly with its bigger neighbours. Three-, six- and twelve-month windows track the seasonal pressure that a student intake puts on supply.

Median advertised rent
€766
Rent per square metre
€26.7
Typical advertised size
28 m²
Rank on rent, 72 cities
#23
Current reading

Average rent in Delft right now: median rent, rent per m² and home size

Median advertised rent for Delft over the last three months, shown next to the two figures that decide whether it is actually cheap: the cost per square metre, and the typical floor area an asking rent buys here.

Median advertised rent
€766#23 of 72+17%-8% vs median
Rent per square metre
€26.7#61 of 72+49% vs median
Typical advertised size
28 m²#66 of 72-54% vs median

Figures rebuilt October 15, 2026 from advertised listings collected across Dutch rental platforms; every city view and ranking is refreshed daily.

Where Delft sits

Delft rent compared with other Dutch cities

Where Delft ranks on monthly rent and on rent per square metre among the 72 Dutch cities Luntero covers, with every other city on the same axis. A cheap-looking city often moves once rent is divided by floor area.

Median advertised rent

#23 of 72
Enschede · €525 · #1Wageningen · €570 · #2Ede · €595 · #3Zeist · €657 · #4Zwolle · €705 · #5Heerlen · €714 · #6Assen · €714 · #7Venlo · €714 · #8Emmen · €714 · #9Goes · €714 · #10Hoogeveen · €714 · #11Vlissingen · €720 · #12Leeuwarden · €722 · #13Kerkrade · €724 · #14Groningen · €730 · #15Deventer · €740 · #16Kampen · €752 · #17Lisse · €754 · #18Alkmaar · €758 · #19Tilburg · €765 · #20Den Helder · €765 · #21Zutphen · €765 · #22Lelystad · €769 · #24Brunssum · €771 · #25Terneuzen · €773 · #26Sittard-Geleen · €786 · #27Smallingerland · €794 · #28Apeldoorn · €795 · #29Oss · €798 · #30Breda · €800 · #31Maastricht · €818 · #32Doetinchem · €819 · #33Súdwest-Fryslân · €820 · #34Utrecht · €827 · #35's-Hertogenbosch · €828 · #36Alphen aan den Rijn · €829 · #37Meppel · €834 · #38Nijmegen · €835 · #39Roermond · €835 · #40Arnhem · €849 · #41Hoorn · €874 · #42Hengelo · €915 · #43Roosendaal · €933 · #44Noordwijk · €935 · #45Bergen op Zoom · €938 · #46Leiden · €950 · #47Weert · €960 · #48Wassenaar · €979 · #49Capelle aan den IJssel · €1,069 · #50Zoetermeer · €1,092 · #51Almelo · €1,155 · #52Hilversum · €1,171 · #53Leidschendam-Voorburg · €1,233 · #54Eindhoven · €1,248 · #55Purmerend · €1,328 · #56Rijswijk · €1,340 · #57Rotterdam · €1,350 · #58Schiedam · €1,352 · #59The Hague · €1,358 · #60Almere · €1,400 · #61Helmond · €1,400 · #62Nieuwegein · €1,425 · #63Dordrecht · €1,450 · #64Amersfoort · €1,525 · #65Haarlem · €1,549 · #66Zaanstad · €1,600 · #67Veldhoven · €1,800 · #68Haarlemmermeer · €1,850 · #69Diemen · €1,905 · #70Amsterdam · €2,073 · #71Amstelveen · €2,250 · #72Delft · €766 · #23
Cheapest rentEnschede · €525Highest rentAmstelveen · €2,250

Rent per square metre

#61 of 72
Kampen · €9.6 · #1Den Helder · €10.6 · #2Assen · €10.7 · #3Roermond · €11.2 · #4Súdwest-Fryslân · €11.5 · #5Hoogeveen · €11.7 · #6Kerkrade · €11.7 · #7Zutphen · €11.9 · #8Emmen · €12.3 · #9Terneuzen · €12.5 · #10Brunssum · €13.0 · #11Almelo · €13.0 · #12Weert · €13.3 · #13Doetinchem · €13.4 · #14Lelystad · €13.7 · #15Sittard-Geleen · €13.7 · #16Smallingerland · €13.8 · #17Vlissingen · €14.0 · #18Heerlen · €14.0 · #19Leeuwarden · €14.3 · #20Meppel · €14.4 · #21Apeldoorn · €14.6 · #22Lisse · €14.8 · #23Alkmaar · €15.1 · #24Hoorn · €15.9 · #25Goes · €15.9 · #26Deventer · €16.2 · #27Roosendaal · €16.2 · #28's-Hertogenbosch · €16.7 · #29Helmond · €16.9 · #30Wassenaar · €17.2 · #31Venlo · €17.3 · #32Zoetermeer · €17.4 · #33Hengelo · €17.5 · #34Noordwijk · €17.7 · #35Oss · €17.8 · #36Alphen aan den Rijn · €18.0 · #37Bergen op Zoom · €18.7 · #38Rijswijk · €18.7 · #39Dordrecht · €19.0 · #40Purmerend · €19.6 · #41Veldhoven · €19.7 · #42Amersfoort · €19.7 · #43Leidschendam-Voorburg · €20.2 · #44Tilburg · €20.9 · #45Zwolle · €21.2 · #46Schiedam · €21.5 · #47Breda · €21.5 · #48Diemen · €22.0 · #49Nieuwegein · €22.0 · #50Maastricht · €22.8 · #51The Hague · €22.9 · #52Leiden · €23.0 · #53Eindhoven · €23.3 · #54Haarlem · €24.6 · #55Ede · €24.7 · #56Almere · €25.0 · #57Zaanstad · €25.0 · #58Hilversum · €25.3 · #59Rotterdam · €26.3 · #60Arnhem · €27.0 · #62Capelle aan den IJssel · €27.1 · #63Amstelveen · €29.1 · #64Haarlemmermeer · €29.2 · #65Enschede · €29.7 · #66Groningen · €31.0 · #67Zeist · €31.3 · #68Amsterdam · €32.1 · #69Utrecht · €32.5 · #70Nijmegen · €32.5 · #71Wageningen · €39.4 · #72Delft · €26.7 · #61
Cheapest per m²Kampen · €9.6Priciest per m²Wageningen · €39.4
Is Delft expensive?

Is Delft expensive to rent in? What the data says

Plain answers from the current numbers: where Delft ranks on rent and on cost per square metre, what a typical home there measures, and how quickly listings go.

Is rent in Delft high or low for the Netherlands?
Delft ranks 23 of 72 covered Dutch cities on median advertised rent, at €766 per month, -8% against the median of covered cities the covered-city median of €828.
What does a square metre cost to rent in Delft?
Rent per square metre in Delft is €26.7 per month, ranking 61 of 72, +49% against the median of covered cities the covered-city median of €17.9. This is the figure to use when comparing Delft with another city, because it removes the effect of home size.
How big is a typical rental in Delft?
The typical advertised home in Delft measures 28 m², ranking 66 of 72 covered cities on size. Combined with the rent figure, that is why a Delft asking rent works out at €26.7 per square metre.
How fast do rentals go in Delft?
Listings in Delft stay advertised for a median of 21 days before they are taken down, ranking 39 of 72 on market speed, with 107 homes newly advertised over the last thirty days.
Direction of travel

Delft rent price trend over 3, 6 and 12 months

Each window holds the median advertised rent for that period next to the equally long period before it. Reading all three together separates a short-term swing from a longer drift, which one window on its own can never do.

  1. Last 3 monthsvs previous 3 months
    €766+17%previously €654
  2. Last 6 monthsvs previous 6 months
    €700-14.3%previously €817
  3. Last 12 monthsvs previous 12 months
    €750+19.2%previously €629

Windows overlap by design: the twelve-month figure includes the three-month one, so a fast recent move shows up sharply in the short window and softly in the long one. A shift also reflects what is being advertised, not only what landlords charge — a period with more rooms or more furnished stock moves the median without any individual rent changing.

What reaches the market

Rental supply and how fast homes go in Delft

How much reaches the Delft market and how long a typical listing stays up, each with the city's rank among covered cities.

Newly advertised, 30 days
107#11 of 72How many rental homes were newly advertised in each city over the last thirty days. Supply volume decides how often a search returns something new, and in smaller markets it matters considerably more than where the asking rent happens to sit.
Median days on the market
21 days#39 of 72The middle number of days between a listing being advertised and being taken down, across the last twelve months. Short durations describe a market where renters have to decide quickly; longer ones leave room to view several homes before applying.
Composition

What is for rent in Delft: apartments, rooms, studios and furnishing

Two cities can share an asking rent and offer completely different things for it. This is the breakdown that explains the difference for Delft, across the last twelve months of represented listings.

Bedrooms advertised

How the city's advertised supply splits by bedroom count. A market weighted towards studios and one-bedroom homes will always report a lower headline rent than one built around family housing, without being any cheaper per square metre.

1 bedroom
54%
2 bedrooms
16%
3 bedrooms
16%
4 or more bedrooms
13%

Property types advertised

The share of apartments, houses, rooms and studios in what landlords and agents advertise. Room-heavy cities are usually student markets, and their medians should never be read as the cost of renting a whole home.

Apartment
41%
House
5%
Room
43%
Studio
10%

Furnishing on offer

Furnished, upholstered and shell listings ask very different rents for the same floor area. In cities with a large international or relocation segment this split explains more of the headline figure than location does.

Furnished
45%
Upholstered
17%
Shell
37%
In context

Delft rent vs Haarlem, Leiden, Breda, and Leeuwarden

Median advertised rent in Delft beside the covered Dutch cities closest to it in market depth, plus the median of all covered cities, so the figure has something to be compared against.

Median advertised rent

The middle advertised asking rent across listings collected for each city over the last three months. Half of what is advertised sits above it and half below, which makes it far more stable than an average when a handful of luxury or student listings enter the sample.

This cityMedian across covered citiesSee the full city comparison

Every figure describes advertised asking rents in listings Luntero collects from Dutch rental platforms, not signed contracts, social housing allocations or the complete local housing stock.

Time a Delft search around the intake

Time a Delft search around the intake if you can, and browse what is listed now — or check Rijswijk and Leiden, where a short train ride tends to loosen the constraint.

Homes for rent in Delft

The rental listings currently advertised in Delft, with the market figures above as your reference point.

Homes for rent in Delft

Rental market metrics

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