The Hague market data

rent growth

price momentum

submarket comparison

Interpret Rent Growth Heatmap in The Hague with Geographic Scope, Time Window, and Housing Mix Clear

Rent growth heatmaps show whether price pressure is spreading evenly across The Hague or concentrating in a few submarkets. Treat Rent Growth Heatmap in The Hague as market evidence only where recency, denominator, and source remain compatible. That matters because citywide averages can hide local acceleration, flat spots, or cooling areas. Reading the pattern helps renters and analysts judge how broad the trend is and where momentum is strongest.

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The Hague listings analysed: 10,000+
Currently advertised: 818
Longest period: 12 months

Den Haag Rent Growth Patterns by Submarket

Compare the relative pace of rent growth across Den Haag’s submarkets to see where growth is accelerating, easing, or reversing. The most useful reading comes from the contrast between areas, not from any single point in time. Avoid overreading small shifts; the broader pattern matters more than a brief move in one area.

As of Sep 2026, city median rent is €1,590.

Neighborhood	YoY growth	3M annualized	Median rent	Listings
Rustenburg	237.1%	7,582.9%	€928	1
Kijkduin	232%	1,206.2%	€3,103	4
Haagsche Park	65.1%	48.3%	€1,735	3
Kortenbos	60.6%	451.5%	€2,463	16
Vogelwijk	59%	505.5%	€1,950	1
Laakhaven-West	58%	878.6%	€1,219	8
Trekvlietzone	55.1%	-29.6%	–	0
Tuinenbuurt	54.7%	1,149.4%	€1,550	1
MAAN	53.2%	254.2%	€2,975	2
Uilennest	42.2%	115%	€3,525	4
Morgenstond-Zuid	37.8%	-54.1%	€894	4
Laakhaven-Oost	37.6%	587.8%	€635	23
Ypenburg	31.4%	-26.4%	€1,725	1
Marlot	27.5%	1,137.1%	€1,500	3
Binckhorst	25.3%	-81.7%	€564	2
Nieuw Waldeck	25.1%	154.6%	€762	5
Noordpolderbuurt	18%	79.3%	€875	3
Transvaalkwartier	17.7%	180.8%	€1,003	6
Laakkwartier-Oost	13.5%	-38%	€932	5
Moerwijk	12.3%	70.2%	€941	16
Museumkwartier	11.5%	159.5%	€2,095	39
Bouwlust	10.9%	-16.2%	€760	13
Valkenboskwartier	8.2%	126.9%	€1,695	5
Oostbroek-Zuid	8.1%	467.3%	€1,853	2
Regentessekwartier	8%	-70.2%	€1,275	11
Energiekwartier	4.5%	24%	€1,855	8
Schipperskwartier	3.4%	52.7%	€711	1
Laakkwartier-West	1.5%	211.5%	€574	3
Schilderswijk	0.9%	-65.7%	€825	7
Zeeheldenkwartier	-0.6%	764.3%	€2,350	18
Morgenstond-West	-4.3%	393.9%	€800	1
Waalsdorp	-5.9%	32.6%	€2,500	7
Archipelbuurt	-7.8%	-42.4%	€3,500	6
Leyenburg	-7.9%	180.7%	€765	4
Belgisch Park	-8%	-56.9%	€2,450	11
Statenkwartier	-11.6%	87.2%	€1,850	11
Waterwijk	-12.2%	311.8%	€1,885	2
Bomenbuurt	-12.2%	184.2%	€1,695	5
Nassaubuurt	-12.9%	-81.4%	€2,350	3
Bezuidenhout	-13%	37.6%	€1,895	34
Waldeck	-20.5%	-70.7%	€1,255	2
De Dijken	-21.2%	-79%	€1,968	2
Rivierenbuurt	-21.5%	125.7%	€1,082	8
Binck Eiland	-23.8%	-71.4%	€2,750	3
De Zuid	-24.2%	178.2%	€1,979	12
Mariahoeve	-26%	184.6%	€891	6
Vruchtenbuurt	-26.3%	243.2%	€1,788	6
Zuiderpark	-26.9%	427.2%	€685	5
Houtwijk	-27.8%	27.1%	€809	2
Bloemenbuurt	-27.9%	14.8%	€879	5
Vooruit II	-29.1%	-94.9%	–	0
Notenbuurt	-30.6%	235.8%	€1,638	2
Duindorp	-30.8%	-8.5%	€1,350	3
Zorgvliet	-31.2%	-88%	€1,950	9
Vrederust	-34.3%	19%	€859	2
Bohemen	-36.2%	-84%	€839	1
Stationsbuurt	-37.7%	-47.9%	€641	14
Vermeerkwartier	-38.1%	-1.5%	€734	5
Morgenstond-Oost	-40.6%	3,000.4%	€742	4
Binckhorst Noordwest	–	-61.3%	€1,205	3
De Bras	–	–	–	0

Sample Size: 1,325

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.

Where rent growth is building in Den Haag

Rent growth heatmaps show whether price pressure is spreading evenly across Den Haag or concentrating in a few submarkets. That matters because citywide averages can hide local acceleration, flat spots, or cooling areas. Reading the pattern helps renters and analysts judge how broad the trend is and where momentum is strongest.

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Open Rent Growth Heatmap in The Hague with Source Methodology, Data Recency, and Comparison Basis Clear

Rent Growth Heatmap — The Hague translates a group of local indicators into an interpretable market pattern with explicit methodological boundaries. Compare Rent Growth Heatmap in The Hague like for like by holding housing mix, method, and coverage consistent.

What the data shows

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Some submarkets can lead the trend even when the citywide average looks steady.
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Flat areas matter because they can signal cooling demand or a pause in pricing pressure.
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A narrow concentration of growth suggests a less balanced market than broad-based gains.
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Comparing nearby areas helps separate local momentum from wider market noise.
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Composition effects can make one area look hotter even when the underlying change is modest.

What to look at next

Use the heatmap to distinguish broad-based growth from a few isolated hotspots.
Compare Den Haag submarkets to see where momentum is strengthening or fading.
Interpret flat or negative areas as signs that pricing pressure is not uniform.
Focus on relative movement across areas rather than a single headline average.
Use the pattern to discuss whether rent growth is becoming more concentrated over time.

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