Rental homes in De Kemp, Roermond
Discover the current supply of rental properties in De Kemp and compare neighbourhood data, resident reviews and rental prices to determine if this Roermond neighbourhood suits you.
Rental prices and market figures for De Kemp, Roermond
De Kemp is a predominantly rental neighbourhood: of the more than 1,100 homes, as many as 69% are rented out, while only 31% are owner-occupied. The vast majority of rental homes, around 61% of the total housing stock, are owned by a housing association. This makes De Kemp a neighbourhood with a large share of social housing. The remaining 8% falls under other landlords, keeping the free-sector supply limited.
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent over the past twelve months was approximately €974 per month, with a range of €950 to €980 per month. With an average floor area of 80 m², this works out to about €12 per m² per month. This concerns a limited number of transactions (5 rented free-sector homes), so allow for some margin. The average WOZ value in De Kemp is €192,000, which is significantly lower than the district average for Roermond-Zuid (€250,000) and the municipal average for Roermond (€289,000). This reflects the character of the neighbourhood: affordable homes, predominantly in the social sector. For the current supply and the daily average rent, please refer to the overview at the top of this page.
Living in De Kemp, Roermond
De Kemp is a post-war residential neighbourhood in the southern part of Roermond, part of the Roermond-Zuid district. The neighbourhood largely consists of porch flats and gallery flats from the 1960s and 1970s, supplemented by terraced houses and a limited number of single-family homes. It is not a neighbourhood that stands out for architectural features, but rather for its quiet, functional character. Residents appreciate the affordability and central location relative to the city centre, although it is also noted that the public space looks outdated in some places.
The average income in De Kemp is €23,200 per year, significantly lower than the municipal average of €34,700. The labour participation rate is 53%, indicating that a portion of residents rely on benefits or perform care tasks. The largest group of residents is between 25 and 45 years old, and families with children are the most common household type.
Facilities in De Kemp
For daily groceries, residents rely on supermarkets in the immediate vicinity of Roermond-Zuid, including a Jumbo and an Aldi within a short cycling distance towards the centre or adjacent neighbourhoods. Primary schools in the area serve families in the neighbourhood, and for secondary education, pupils typically travel to schools in the centre of Roermond. For sports, there are opportunities at nearby sports clubs and the Roermond swimming pool. Green recreation is available along the banks of the Roer and the parks in southern Roermond. Larger retail chains and hospitality venues are located in the city centre, about ten to fifteen minutes away by bike.
Accessibility
Roermond Station is about ten to fifteen minutes by bike from De Kemp, with direct connections to Eindhoven, Venlo and Maastricht. Several bus routes connect the neighbourhood to the centre and other districts. By car, the A73 is quickly accessible, allowing you to reach Venlo or Maastricht within twenty to twenty-five minutes. Parking in De Kemp is predominantly free on the street, without a permit requirement. Cycling to the centre is via well-maintained cycle paths along the Roer.
Residents describe De Kemp as a quiet neighbourhood where you can live affordably, but where the outdated flats sometimes cause debate. One resident writes: "De Kemp is not a beautiful neighbourhood, but it is quiet and the neighbours know each other. For the price, you live here just fine." See all experiences and scores on the neighbourhood page for De Kemp.
Compared to neighbouring communities such as Kitskensdal and Kitskensberg, De Kemp is somewhat more modest in character and on average cheaper in the free sector. Kapel-Muggenbroek has a similar profile but a slightly different housing mix. Those looking for more urban allure tend to look towards the Centre of Roermond, although rents there are generally higher.
Does renting in De Kemp suit you?
De Kemp is primarily a neighbourhood for people who want to live affordably and do not have too high demands regarding the appearance of the living environment. Families who qualify for social housing have the best chance here, although waiting lists at the housing association can be long. For starters looking for a rental home in the free sector, the supply is limited, with only a handful of transactions per year in that segment. Respond quickly if something becomes available: free-sector supply is scarce. Make sure you have your income details, employer's statement and identity document ready. For social housing, register with Wonen Limburg, the largest housing association active in Roermond. Considering buying instead of renting? Also check the supply of homes for sale in De Kemp as an alternative, although purchase prices in the neighbourhood are relatively low. More rental homes in the region can be found via rental homes in Roermond-Zuid or the broader overview of rental homes in Roermond.
What residents say about living in De Kemp
Residents of De Kemp give the neighbourhood an average satisfactory rating, with relatively high scores for peace and quiet and affordability. Points of criticism concern the state of the public space and the outdated housing. One resident sums it up succinctly: "It is quiet here and the rent is affordable, but the flats are old and the municipality could invest more in the streets." Buurtje.nl collects these resident experiences from more than 1,500 sources, so you get an honest picture. Read all reviews and scores on the reviews and neighbourhood data for De Kemp.
Compare rental homes in and around De Kemp
Looking for available rental homes in a broader context? The neighbourhoods Roerstreek and Kitskensdal are close to De Kemp and sometimes offer a slightly larger free-sector supply. For a more complete picture of renting in Roermond-Zuid or the municipality of Roermond as a whole, Buurtje.nl provides neighbourhood scores, demographic data and current listings in one place. Want to know more about the municipality? The municipality of Roermond also publishes information about living and facilities at roermond.nl. Compare neighbourhoods, read resident reviews and find your next home via the current overview at the top of this page.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in De Kemp, Roermond?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in De Kemp over the past twelve months was €974 per month, with a range of €950 to €980 per month. With an average area of 80 m², that is approximately €12 per m² per month. Social housing, which makes up the majority of the housing stock, is generally significantly lower in price but is only available through registration with a housing association.
Are there social housing properties in De Kemp?
Yes, De Kemp has a large share of social housing: approximately 61% of the housing stock is owned by a housing association, likely Wonen Limburg, the largest association active in the Roermond region. To qualify for a social housing property, you must register via the regional allocation system. Be prepared for waiting lists, as demand for social housing in Roermond exceeds supply.
What is it like to live in De Kemp?
De Kemp is a quiet, post-war residential neighbourhood in the south of Roermond, predominantly featuring porch flats and terraced houses from the 1960s and 1970s. Residents appreciate the affordability and tranquillity, but mention the ageing housing stock and public spaces as areas for improvement. The neighbourhood has a mixed character with many families and a relatively low average income compared to the rest of Roermond.
Is De Kemp suitable for families with children?
De Kemp is certainly an option for families: households with children are the largest household type in the neighbourhood, and there are primary schools and play facilities in the area. The affordable rents, particularly in the social sector, make the neighbourhood attractive for families on a limited budget. However, free-sector supply is scarce, so families who do not qualify for social housing should expect limited choice.
How accessible is De Kemp?
Roermond Station is reachable within about ten to fifteen minutes by bike, with train connections to Eindhoven, Venlo, and Maastricht. Several bus lines connect De Kemp to the city centre and surrounding neighbourhoods. By car, the A73 is quickly accessible, allowing you to drive to Venlo or Maastricht within twenty to twenty-five minutes. Street parking in De Kemp is generally free and without permit requirements.
What amenities are there in De Kemp?
For daily groceries, supermarkets such as Jumbo and Aldi are within a short bike or car ride in the Roermond-Zuid area. Primary schools serve the families in the neighbourhood, while secondary schools are located in the city centre. Sports clubs and the Roermond swimming pool are accessible in the immediate vicinity. Larger shops, dining, and the city centre are a ten to fifteen-minute bike ride away.
How quickly are rental properties rented out in De Kemp?
The free-sector rental supply in De Kemp is limited: only five free-sector properties were rented out in the past twelve months. This means there is little turnover and you need to act quickly when a property becomes available. Ensure you have documents such as an employer's statement, recent payslips, and an identity document ready. For social housing, waiting lists apply via the housing association.
