Delft market data

Rent growth

Pricing pressure

Submarket trends

Explore Rent Growth Heatmap in Delft Through Geographic Scope, Time Window, and Sample Size

Rent growth heatmaps show where rental prices are accelerating, easing, or reversing across Delft’s submarkets. Before drawing a conclusion from Rent Growth Heatmap in Delft, verify recency, denominator, and time window in the documented method. For renters and analysts, the value lies in spotting whether pressure is broad or concentrated in only a few areas. Read the pattern as a momentum signal, not a forecast, and compare it with nearby areas and longer-term trends before drawing conclusions.

Rent Growth Heatmap by Location Browse listings

Delft listings analysed: 3,000+
Currently advertised: 170
Longest period: 12 months

Delft rent growth by submarket

Compare the relative pace of rent growth across Delft’s areas to see where pricing pressure is building and where it is flattening. Stronger shading signals faster growth, while weaker or cooler areas suggest slower movement or recent easing. Avoid reading small differences as structural shifts unless they persist across time.

As of Sep 2026, city median rent is €813.

Neighborhood	YoY growth	3M annualized	Median rent	Listings
Schoemakerplantage	93.7%	-24.6%	€1,015	9
Westerkwartier	50.8%	53.4%	€638	11
Componistenbuurt	29.2%	45.2%	€834	5
Biesland	26.6%	147.2%	€744	3
TU-wijk	7.4%	-20.3%	€613	11
Bethelpark	2.2%	3.2%	€1,400	5
Indische Buurt	1.8%	-54.7%	€550	1
Olofsbuurt	-17.3%	32%	€940	1
Juniusbuurt	-18.8%	27.8%	€1,152	5
TU Noord	-25.8%	-86.1%	€425	3
Zeeheldenbuurt	-27.3%	-47.4%	€741	3
Vrijheidsbuurt	-30.4%	18%	–	0
Agnetapark	-55.8%	-19.5%	–	0
Abtswoudse Hof	-81.4%	2.8%	€652	14
Pionierskwartier	–	69%	€882	10
TU Delft Campus Zuid	–	–	€616	3
Van Leeuwenhoekkwartier	–	3,510.5%	€1,534	2

Sample Size: 310

Figures come from the rental listings Luntero represents for the selected period. Sample sizes differ per location and month, so read short movements together with the underlying listing counts rather than as exact market wide changes.

How rent growth momentum varies across Delft

Rent growth heatmaps show where rental prices are accelerating, easing, or reversing across Delft’s submarkets. For renters and analysts, the value lies in spotting whether pressure is broad or concentrated in only a few areas. Read the pattern as a momentum signal, not a forecast, and compare it with nearby areas and longer-term trends before drawing conclusions.

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Review Rent Growth Heatmap in Delft for Source Methodology, Data Recency, and Geographic Scope

This Rent Growth Heatmap — Delft view helps renters and researchers examine how several market signals interact in the selected location. Rent Growth Heatmap in Delft addresses a defined market question; housing mix, method, and unit set the limits of the answer.

What the data shows

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A heatmap helps separate broad-based rent pressure from growth concentrated in only a few Delft submarkets.
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Faster growth in one area does not always mean the whole city is tightening at the same pace.
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Flat or cooling areas can matter as much as hotspots when judging how balanced the market is.
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Short-lived changes should be treated cautiously because mix effects can distort the signal.
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Comparing Delft with nearby markets can show whether momentum is local or part of a wider regional pattern.

What to look at next

Show where growth is concentrated rather than assuming citywide momentum is uniform.
Contrast accelerating submarkets with flatter areas to explain market balance.
Use the heatmap to identify early signs of pricing pressure before they dominate headlines.
Read local shifts alongside broader Zuid-Holland patterns to separate city effects from regional ones.
Treat small changes carefully when the rental mix may be influencing the average.

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This page documents one indicator. The Delft overview brings the median advertised rent, cost per square metre, three trend windows, listing supply and the bedroom, property-type and furnishing mix together in a single reading.

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Explore Rent Growth Heatmap by Location Across Dutch Cities

Compare Rent Growth Heatmap by Location across supported Dutch locations using the represented listing sample. Differences reflect the covered sources, period and methodology and are not complete measurements of local supply or demand.

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Check Comparison Basis, Source Methodology, and Housing Mix for Rent Growth Heatmap in Delft

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