Rental homes in Bloemenplein, Eindhoven
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Rental prices and market figures for Bloemenplein, Eindhoven
Bloemenplein is a predominantly rental neighbourhood: 72% of the 677 homes are rental properties, compared to 28% owner-occupied homes. This high rental percentage is supported by two segments: 36% of the housing stock is owned by housing associations (social rent), and 35% falls under other landlords (private sector and private individuals). So if you are looking for a rental home, you are certainly in the right place here, although the picture is mixed.
In the private sector (excluding social rent), 24 homes changed tenants in the past twelve months. The average rental price in Bloemenplein was €1,555 per month, with a range of €1,025 to €1,850 per month. With an average surface area of 57 m², this amounts to approximately €27 per m². This is striking: the WOZ value of homes in Bloemenplein is €306,000, well below the district average of Oud-Stratum (€403,000) and also below the Eindhoven average of €360,000. Despite this, rental prices in the private sector are robust, which can partly be explained by the scarcity of available supply and the central location. View the current rental prices and available rental properties in the overview at the top of this page.
Living in Bloemenplein, Eindhoven
Bloemenplein is a compact, densely built neighbourhood in the district Oud-Stratum, southeast of Eindhoven city centre. The neighbourhood owes its name to the flower-themed street names in the area and has a distinctly post-war character: porch flats and gallery flats from the 1950s and 1960s form the backbone of the housing stock, supplemented by a limited number of single-family homes. The streetscape is functional and compact, without much frills, but the neighbourhood has its own recognisable identity that residents appreciate.
The population is young and predominantly single: the largest age group is 25 to 45 years (over 40% of residents), and single-person households are by far the most common household type, with 480 units. Only 24% of residents are married. This says something about the atmosphere: this is not a quiet family neighbourhood, but a neighbourhood with an urban, individual dynamic. The average income of €32,300 is clearly below the Eindhoven average of €38,200, although 65% of residents work. However, 41% have a high level of education, giving the neighbourhood a mixed socio-economic profile.
Facilities in Bloemenplein
You can do your daily shopping in Bloemenplein without too much trouble. Within walking distance you will find supermarkets along the Stratumsedijk and in the immediate vicinity of Winkelcentrum Woensel, one of the larger shopping centres in Eindhoven. For specialist shops and catering, the city centre is easily accessible by bike. Primary schools are available in the Oud-Stratum district, although for secondary education you will need to go to neighbouring neighbourhoods or the centre. Green space is limited in the neighbourhood, but the Genneper Park, a large recreational area south of Eindhoven, can be reached by bike within ten minutes. Sports clubs and a swimming pool can be found in the wider Oud-Stratum district.
Accessibility
Bloemenplein is located approximately two kilometres from Eindhoven city centre, which takes about ten minutes by bike. The cycling infrastructure in Eindhoven is good, and you notice that here too: most daily destinations are easily reachable by bike. By public transport, you can take bus lines along the Stratumsedijk towards the central station, from where you can continue by train. By car, you can quickly connect via the N2 to the A2 towards Den Bosch or Maastricht. Parking in the neighbourhood is partly regulated by permit, which in practice means that visitors sometimes have to walk a bit further. This is a point that comes up in resident feedback.
What residents say
Residents of Bloemenplein appreciate the central location and accessibility of the city. A frequently heard comment is: "You live close to everything here, but it is a neighbourhood you need to get to know before you really love it." Criticisms concern parking pressure, the outdated streetscape of some blocks, and the limited green space directly in the neighbourhood. Read all experiences and reviews on the neighbourhood page of Bloemenplein.
Compared to nearby neighbourhoods such as Irisbuurt and Rochusbuurt, Bloemenplein has a slightly more urban and compact character. Irisbuurt is known as quieter and more family-oriented, while Bloemenplein is more of a neighbourhood for singles and young professionals. Elzent-Noord is also an interesting comparison: that neighbourhood has a slightly greener layout and slightly higher rental prices. If you are looking for more space and greenery, you might also consider the supply in Tuindorp.
Is a rental home in Bloemenplein right for you?
Bloemenplein is most suitable for singles and couples without children aged 25 to 45, preferably with an urban lifestyle and an income that matches private sector rent averaging €1,555 per month. Families looking for space and quiet will find less to their liking here: the homes are compact (average 57 m²) and green space is limited. First-time buyers on the rental market can find something here, but must reckon with a tight market: the number of private sector transactions in the past year was 24, indicating that supply disappears quickly. So respond quickly to homes for rent in Bloemenplein and make sure you have your documents (payslips, employer's statement, ID) ready immediately. For social rent, register with Woonbedrijf or Trudo, the main housing associations active in Eindhoven, but expect long waiting lists. More information about living and renting in the municipality can be found on the website of the municipality of Eindhoven. Are you also curious about buying? View the supply of homes for sale in Bloemenplein as an alternative.
What residents say about Bloemenplein
On Buurtje.nl, residents rate their neighbourhood on several categories, including liveability, facilities, safety and atmosphere. Bloemenplein scores average on most categories, with accessibility as a positive standout. Safety and the streetscape are rated variably: some residents indicate that the neighbourhood feels less inviting in the evening. One resident writes: "During the day it's fine living here, close to the city and well accessible. In the evening it's a bit grimmer in some places, but I don't have any trouble with it." View all reviews and the full neighbourhood scores on the reviews and neighbourhood data of Bloemenplein.
Comparing rental homes in and around Bloemenplein
Want to know how Bloemenplein compares to the rest of Oud-Stratum or other Eindhoven districts? View the total supply of rental homes in Oud-Stratum for a broader picture of the district, or explore the supply in rental homes in Eindhoven if you don't have a preferred district yet. Other neighbourhoods in Oud-Stratum worth comparing are Joriskwartier and Looiakkers. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply from more than 1,500 sources with resident reviews, neighbourhood data and rental market figures, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you. Available rental homes in Bloemenplein can be found at the top of this page, including filters on price, surface area and energy label.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Bloemenplein, Eindhoven?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Bloemenplein over the past year was €1,555 per month, with a range of €1,025 to €1,850 per month. With an average living area of 57 m², this amounts to approximately €27 per m². Social housing is typically significantly cheaper, but waiting lists and income requirements apply.
Are there social housing units in Bloemenplein?
Yes, 36% of the housing stock in Bloemenplein is owned by housing associations, accounting for a substantial portion of the 677 homes in the neighbourhood. The main associations active in Eindhoven are Woonbedrijf and Trudo. You can register via their own websites, but be prepared for sometimes long waiting times. A social housing unit in Bloemenplein is therefore not a quick option for those looking to rent in the short term.
What is it like to live in Bloemenplein?
Bloemenplein is a compact, post-war neighbourhood in Oud-Stratum with an urban character. The area mainly attracts singles and young professionals. Residents appreciate the central location and good accessibility, but also mention the limited green space and parking pressure as drawbacks. The atmosphere is functional and down-to-earth, not the quietest or greenest neighbourhood in Eindhoven, but well-situated.
Is Bloemenplein suitable for starters on the rental market?
Bloemenplein can be interesting for starters, but the free sector rents (average €1,555/month) require a solid income. The homes are compact, averaging 57 m², which is fine for one person or a couple. Supply is limited: only 24 free sector homes were rented out in the past year, so responding quickly to a property for rent is essential. For social housing, waiting times are long.
How accessible is Bloemenplein?
Bloemenplein is about two kilometres from the centre of Eindhoven, easily reachable by bike in about ten minutes. By bus via the Stratumsedijk, you can quickly get to the central station. By car, you can connect via the N2 to the A2 towards Den Bosch or Maastricht. Parking in the neighbourhood is partly regulated by a permit system, which can sometimes be inconvenient for residents with a car.
What amenities are there in Bloemenplein?
For daily groceries, there are supermarkets within walking distance, including along the Stratumsedijk and towards Winkelcentrum Woensel. Primary schools are available in the broader Oud-Stratum district. For sports and recreation, the Genneper Park is accessible by bike. More extensive shopping and dining options can be found in the city centre, which is close by bike.
How quickly are rental homes rented out in Bloemenplein?
The supply of free sector rental homes in Bloemenplein is limited: in the past twelve months, 24 were rented out. This low number indicates that homes rarely stay vacant for long. If you want to rent an apartment in Bloemenplein, it is wise to respond immediately and have all necessary documents such as payslips and an employer's statement ready. Check the current listings at the top of this page for the most recent available rental homes.
