Rotterdam market data

Rent growth

Pricing pressure

Submarket comparison

Interpret Rent Growth Heatmap in Rotterdam with Geographic Scope, Measurement Unit, and Housing Mix Clear

Rent growth heatmaps show where rental prices are accelerating, easing, or turning flat across Rotterdam’s submarkets. Move from the displayed result on Rent Growth Heatmap in Rotterdam to recency, publication date, and period before interpreting the pattern. The value lies in separating broad city trends from local pockets of pressure, so renters and analysts can judge whether growth is widespread or concentrated in a few areas. Read it as a momentum signal, not a forecast.

Rent Growth Heatmap by Location Browse listings

Rotterdam listings analysed: 12,000+
Currently advertised: 1,618
Longest period: 12 months

Rotterdam rent growth by submarket

Compare the relative pace of rent growth across Rotterdam areas to see where pricing pressure is building and where it is softer. Stronger colors indicate faster growth, while muted areas suggest flatter conditions or slower change. Avoid reading small differences as decisive when nearby areas move in similar ranges.

As of Sep 2026, city median rent is €1,519.

Neighborhood	YoY growth	3M annualized	Median rent	Listings
110-Morgen	157.7%	-88.4%	–	0
Vreewijk	105.5%	–	€1,995	1
Tweebosbuurt	46.2%	-56.5%	€560	1
Nieuw-Crooswijk	44%	248.6%	€2,650	1
Bloemhof	43.6%	101.5%	€2,243	8
Kop van Zuid-Entrepot	38.2%	604.3%	€2,100	9
Beverwaard	31%	1,185.8%	€495	4
De Esch	29.3%	1,827.5%	€2,670	5
Landbouwbuurt	27.4%	62.4%	€2,750	1
Scheepvaartkwartier	27.3%	534.7%	€1,593	24
Spangen	19.8%	386.7%	€985	11
Zenobuurt	18.3%	2,476.6%	€950	1
Kralingen-Oost	12.6%	58.9%	€1,645	9
Hillesluis	11.8%	185.2%	€1,522	2
Schiemond	10.7%	692.6%	€1,897	7
Pendrecht	9.5%	–	€1,750	1
Reyeroord	8.9%	111%	€876	2
Blijdorp	5.8%	177.1%	€2,223	12
De Veranda	5.7%	13,281.1%	€2,075	2
Nieuwe Westen	5.5%	17.1%	€1,938	26
Molenlaankwartier	4.7%	277.1%	€1,450	2
Rubroek	2.5%	-17.7%	€1,476	12
Oud-IJsselmonde	0.3%	323%	€1,785	8
Kleinpolder-West	-0.5%	759.5%	€1,351	4
Oude Noorden	-3.3%	-75%	€1,275	22
Noordereiland	-3.8%	-30.3%	€1,700	5
Cool	-5.1%	14.5%	€1,648	41
Stadsdriehoek	-7.6%	-57%	€2,096	41
Oud-Charlois	-11.1%	-62.2%	€816	6
Noord	-12.1%	1.2%	–	0
Bospolder	-12.6%	207.9%	€1,250	6
Laurenskwartier	-12.8%	526.2%	€1,950	11
De Vlieger	-14.9%	–	€1,039	3
Het Zuiderhof	-15.4%	–	€2,500	2
Dijkzigt	-15.7%	490.9%	€1,272	12
Oude Westen	-16.2%	-59.7%	€1,490	9
Carnisse	-16.8%	-70.4%	€858	14
Kleiwegkwartier	-18.4%	-89.7%	€2,000	7
Hoogkwartier	-18.9%	7.9%	€2,200	5
Kralingen-West	-19%	268.9%	€1,948	18
Tarwewijk	-19.5%	-25.4%	€1,030	6
Provenierswijk	-23.2%	-3.6%	€2,180	10
Katendrecht	-24.7%	68.3%	€1,685	19
Wilhelminapier	-24.8%	596%	€2,495	7
Bergpolder	-25.2%	-43.1%	€1,235	9
Newport Nesselande	-25.3%	–	–	0
Oosterflank	-26.1%	-55.6%	€825	1
Oud-Crooswijk	-30.9%	207.3%	€1,260	6
Struisenburg	-35.5%	-87.3%	€697	25
Middelland	-35.7%	45.7%	€1,760	16
Chinatown	-35.7%	-24.5%	€1,703	4
Tussendijken	-36.8%	-56.7%	€950	1
's-Gravenland	-40.6%	-23.4%	€1,350	5
Prinsenland	-43.3%	-58.3%	€824	4
Het Lage Land	-43.8%	-22.3%	€635	6
CS-Kwartier	-43.9%	-99%	€1,638	4
Zuidplein	-44%	271.6%	€988	6
Liskwartier	-48.2%	-42.7%	€938	6
Feijenoord	-53.4%	-83.7%	€1,032	6
Rotterdam Centrum	-56.9%	-96.9%	€1,026	6
Kralingen-Crooswijk	-62.8%	-24.9%	–	0
Agniesebuurt	-63.1%	-38.7%	€675	12
Kop van Zuid	–	14.8%	€933	5
Tiengemeten Midden	–	207.9%	€1,750	4
Witte Dorp	–	53.7%	€900	5
Zwijndrecht	–	–	€1,350	93

Sample Size: 1,974

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 Rotterdam

Rent growth heatmaps show where rental prices are accelerating, easing, or turning flat across Rotterdam’s submarkets. The value lies in separating broad city trends from local pockets of pressure, so renters and analysts can judge whether growth is widespread or concentrated in a few areas. Read it as a momentum signal, not a forecast.

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Open Rent Growth Heatmap in Rotterdam with Source Methodology, Housing Mix, and Comparison Basis Clear

Rent Growth Heatmap — Rotterdam connects several indicators so the pattern, contributing measures, and interpretive limits can be reviewed together. For a useful reading of Rent Growth Heatmap in Rotterdam, match housing mix and time window before judging source.

What the data shows

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Rotterdam-wide growth can look steady even when only a few submarkets are driving the move.
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Hotter areas signal where pricing pressure is becoming more concentrated over time.
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Flatter zones help distinguish stable rental conditions from faster-moving pockets.
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The pattern is useful for comparing local momentum rather than absolute rent levels.
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A narrow cluster of stronger growth can matter more than a city average that looks modest.

What to look at next

Show how local rent growth can diverge from the Rotterdam city average.
Explain why a few submarkets can drive the overall momentum signal.
Use the pattern to separate fast-moving areas from flatter rental zones.
Compare concentration of growth with broader, more even price pressure.
Frame the heatmap as a way to spot emerging hotspots and cooling pockets.

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