Rental homes in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost, Amsterdam
Discover available rental properties in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost and compare current prices, neighbourhood data and resident reviews via the overview on this page.
Rental prices and market figures for Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost, Amsterdam
Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost is a pronounced rental neighbourhood: as many as 91% of the more than 1,340 homes are rental properties, compared to just 9% owner-occupied homes. Anyone looking for a home for sale in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost has little choice here. Of all rental homes, 65% are owned by a housing association, meaning social housing dominates. The remaining 26% falls under other (private) landlords and forms the free-market segment.
In the free market (excluding social housing), the average rent over the past year was €2,578 per month, with an average living area of 81 m². That works out to around €32 per m². The range runs from €850 to €3,000 per month, indicating that both compact and more spacious homes are available for rent in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost. The WOZ value is €305,000, clearly lower than the district average of Westlandgracht (€362,000) and well below the Amsterdam average of €517,000. This makes this neighbourhood relatively affordable for those renting in the free market compared to many other Amsterdam districts. For the current average rent and time on market, see the overview at the top of this page.
Living in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost, Amsterdam
Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost is located in the southwest of Amsterdam, in the Westlandgracht district, and has a distinct post-war character. The neighbourhood largely consists of porch flats and gallery flats from the 1960s and 1970s, supplemented by some later social housing. The streetscape is functional and clear: wide pavements, spacious carriageways and relatively lots of green space in the form of parks and inner gardens. It is not a neighbourhood that stands out for architectural features, but rather appeals for its quiet, residential atmosphere. Living in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost therefore feels different from living in the busier, touristy city centre.
The neighbourhood has around 2,110 residents, with a clear concentration of people between 25 and 45 years old. Single-person households are by far the majority (965 of households), giving the neighbourhood an individualistic character. Families are less represented, although there are schools in the area.
Facilities in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost
The immediate surroundings of Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost are well equipped for daily shopping. On and around Delflandplein and along Slotermeerlaan you will find supermarkets, including an Albert Heijn and a Lidl within walking distance. For a wider range of shops, Osdorpplein, a bit further in Nieuw-West, is the designated place. Primary schools in the neighbourhood can be found in the adjacent Schipluidenbuurt and along Delflandlaan. Sports facilities are available via nearby sports parks and swimming pool De Mirandabad is accessible by bike. Rembrandtpark, a green lung on the east side of the neighbourhood, offers space for walking, jogging and relaxation. Hospitality is modestly present in the neighbourhood itself; those wanting more choice in restaurants and cafés are quickly in De Baarsjes or towards Kinkerstraat.
Accessibility of Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost
By public transport, the neighbourhood is reasonably accessible. Tram line 17 runs via Delflandlaan towards the centre and takes you to Central Station in about 20 minutes. Bus lines 15 and 80 connect the neighbourhood with other parts of Amsterdam-West and Nieuw-West. A metro stop is not directly nearby, but metro station Lelylaan (lines 50 and 51) is reachable by bike or bus. By car, the neighbourhood connects well to the A10 ring road, which you can reach in a few minutes via Sloterweg or Postjesweg. Parking in the neighbourhood requires a parking permit (zone West 3), which is a point of attention for visitors and new residents. By bike, the city centre can be reached in 20 to 25 minutes via Vondelpark or Overtoom.
Residents appreciate the neighbourhood for its peace and accessibility, but are critical of the range of hospitality and the appearance of public space. One resident writes: "It's nice and quiet here and I have everything I need within walking distance, but it doesn't always look well-maintained." More experiences and scores per category can be read on the neighbourhood page of Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost, where residents rate their neighbourhood on safety, atmosphere, green space and facilities.
Compared to the adjacent Delflandpleinbuurt-West, the character is similar, although Oost has slightly more single-person households and a slightly more compact housing supply. The Schipluidenbuurt is more family-oriented and has a slightly greener appearance. Those looking for more urbanity can also look at the supply in the Koningin Wilhelminapleinbuurt.
Is renting in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost right for you?
Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost is most suitable for singles and couples who want to live affordably in Amsterdam without the hustle and bustle of the city centre. The large share of social housing (65% housing association ownership) makes the neighbourhood interesting for people with a social housing allocation, but waiting lists at Amsterdam housing associations such as Ymere and Rochdale run up to many years. For the free market: respond quickly to available rental homes, because the time on market in Amsterdam is short. Prepare your documents (payslips, employer's statement, extract) so you can respond immediately. Anyone considering renting an apartment in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost but unsure about the rental prices can also look at rental homes in Amsterdam more broadly, or explore the option of homes for sale in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost as an alternative.
What residents say about living in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost
Residents give the neighbourhood an average satisfactory rating, with the highest scores for accessibility and peace, and lower scores for atmosphere and shopping facilities. The neighbourhood is valued as a place to live without hassle, but lacks the liveliness some renters seek. One resident describes it as: "Functional and quiet, not sexy but nice to live in." All ratings, sub-scores and current resident reviews can be found on the reviews and neighbourhood data of Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost. This kind of neighbourhood insight is unique at this level.
Compare rental homes around Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost
Unsure if Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost is the right choice? Then also check the supply in surrounding neighbourhoods. The Andreasterrein has a more modern character with new-build homes, while Riekerhaven has a quieter, harbour-like profile. Outside the district, Haarlemmerbuurt and the Jordaan are also popular, although rental prices there are generally significantly higher. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home but also know if the neighbourhood suits you. Also check the broader supply in the district Westlandgracht or search further via Amsterdam as a whole. More information about living and residing in the municipality can be found on the website of the municipality of Amsterdam.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost, Amsterdam?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost over the past year was €2,578 per month, with an average living area of 81 m². That works out to about €32 per m². The range runs from €850 to €3,000 per month. Social housing is cheaper, but income limits and long waiting lists apply.
Are there social housing properties in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost?
Yes, Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost has a large share of social housing: 65% of the housing stock is owned by a housing association. Associations such as Ymere and Rochdale are active in this neighbourhood and surrounding area. You can register via WoningNet Amsterdam, but be prepared for waiting lists of several years. For the free sector, properties are available more quickly, but at higher rents.
What is it like to live in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost?
Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost is a quiet, post-war residential neighbourhood in Amsterdam-West, consisting mainly of porch and gallery flats from the 1960s and 1970s. Residents appreciate the tranquillity, accessibility and proximity to Rembrandtpark, but are sometimes critical of the appearance of public spaces and the limited range of restaurants and bars. The neighbourhood has a high concentration of single people and young professionals.
Is Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost suitable for starters and single people?
Yes, Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost is relatively attractive for starters and single people. Single-person households form the largest group in the neighbourhood, and the WOZ value (€305,000) is well below the Amsterdam average, indicating a relatively affordable segment. The large share of social housing offers opportunities for starters on low incomes, provided they are willing to wait a long time. In the free sector, there are also more compact rental properties available in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost.
How accessible is Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost?
The neighbourhood is well accessible by tram (line 17 via Delflandlaan to the city centre in about 20 minutes) and by bus (lines 15 and 80). Lelylaan metro station (lines 50 and 51) is reachable by bike or bus. By car, the neighbourhood connects quickly to the A10 ring road. Parking requires a resident's permit (zone West 3). By bike, the city centre can be reached in 20 to 25 minutes.
What amenities are there in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost?
In and around the neighbourhood, daily amenities are well represented, including supermarkets (Albert Heijn, Lidl) within walking distance. Primary schools are located in the immediate vicinity, including in the adjacent Schipluidenbuurt. Rembrandtpark offers green space and recreational opportunities. For extensive shopping, Osdorpplein is nearby. Restaurants and bars are modestly present in the neighbourhood itself; more choice can be found towards De Baarsjes or Kinkerstraat.
How quickly are rental properties let in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost?
Rental properties in Amsterdam are generally let quickly due to high demand and limited supply. In Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost, the supply of free-sector properties is limited: only 36 free-sector properties were let in the past year. If you are looking for a rental home in Delflandpleinbuurt-Oost, it is advisable to respond quickly and have documents such as payslips and an employer's statement ready. The current average letting time can be found at the top of this page.
