Leiden market data

rent growth

pricing momentum

submarket comparison

Interpret Rent Growth Heatmap in Leiden with Geographic Scope, Data Recency, and Housing Mix Clear

Rent growth heatmaps show where pricing momentum is strengthening, easing, or turning negative across Leiden’s submarkets. Treat Rent Growth Heatmap in Leiden as market evidence only where recency, observation count, and unit remain compatible. The value lies in separating broad market movement from local pockets of pressure, so rent changes can be read as a geographic pattern rather than a single city average. That helps renters and analysts judge whether growth is widespread or concentrated.

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Leiden listings analysed: 2,500+
Currently advertised: 163
Longest period: 12 months

Leiden rent growth by submarket

Compare the relative pace of rent growth across Leiden’s areas to see where momentum is building and where it is flattening. Stronger colors point to faster change, while cooler areas suggest slower growth or reversal. The main point is the spread between submarkets, not any single point estimate.

As of Sep 2026, city median rent is €1,244.

Neighborhood	YoY growth	3M annualized	Median rent	Listings
Rivierenwijk	103.3%	2,629.5%	€3,450	3
Pesthuiswijk	94.1%	-82.7%	€700	5
Pieterswijk	28.2%	262%	€795	7
Groenoord	22.4%	112.4%	€2,250	7
Boshuizen	14.9%	12.7%	€721	1
Oude Morsch	10.4%	216.2%	€1,430	9
Gasthuiswijk	10%	409.1%	€1,526	4
Stationsbuurt	2.4%	175.6%	€2,400	3
Nieuw Leiden	-2.6%	99.5%	€2,250	2
Bockhorst	-4.2%	-22.1%	€1,060	2
Fortuinwijk	-5.9%	181.8%	€833	4
Noordvest	-12.5%	124.1%	€1,200	3
Levendaal	-16.5%	2,802.7%	€1,310	7
Maredijkbuurt	-18.1%	-9.1%	€699	8
Schrijversbuurt	-19.5%	820.6%	€632	1
De Camp	-21.3%	262.5%	€1,170	7
Academiewijk	-25.6%	405.5%	€1,475	2
Maredorp	-27.9%	-28.5%	€1,400	3
Staalwijk	-29.4%	-96.5%	€600	1
Noorderkwartier	-31%	40.1%	–	0
Hoge Mors	-31.5%	-39.4%	€1,263	2
Fruitbuurt	-31.8%	148.5%	€1,097	12
Professorenwijk	-35.7%	74.8%	€1,050	13
De Kooi	-41.7%	-1.4%	€765	3
Pancras	-44.2%	77.6%	€1,000	7
Havenwijk	-54.8%	54.5%	€1,047	4
Dobbewijk	–	-87.1%	€765	1

Sample Size: 360

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 Leiden

Rent growth heatmaps show where pricing momentum is strengthening, easing, or turning negative across Leiden’s submarkets. The value lies in separating broad market movement from local pockets of pressure, so rent changes can be read as a geographic pattern rather than a single city average. That helps renters and analysts judge whether growth is widespread or concentrated.

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Open Rent Growth Heatmap in Leiden with Source Methodology, Listing Coverage, and Comparison Basis Clear

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

What the data shows

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Leiden’s rent growth pattern can reveal whether pricing pressure is broad or limited to a few submarkets.
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A heatmap is useful for spotting areas where growth is accelerating before the city average fully reflects it.
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Flatter colors suggest more stable pricing conditions, which can matter for timing a move or renewal.
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Comparing nearby areas helps separate local momentum from wider Zuid-Holland rental trends.
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The strongest signal is often the spread between submarkets, not the absolute level in one area.

What to look at next

Show how local rent growth can diverge from the citywide average in Leiden.
Explain why a few hot submarkets can drive the impression of stronger market pressure.
Compare accelerating, stable, and cooling areas to frame renter affordability risk.
Use the heatmap to discuss whether growth is concentrated or broadly distributed.
Interpret the pattern alongside Leiden’s academic and historic housing demand context.

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