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Rental prices and market figures for Feijenoord, Rotterdam

Feijenoord is a pronounced rental neighbourhood: as many as 89% of the 3,312 homes are rental properties, compared to just 11% owner-occupied homes. The vast majority, around 87%, is owned by housing corporations such as Woonstad Rotterdam and Havensteder. This means that most of the supply concerns social housing. The private sector is relatively small: only 2% falls under other landlords. In the private sector, the average rental price over the past twelve months was €2,092 per month, with a range of €750 to €3,295. With an average floor area of 85 m², this works out to around €24.60 per m². Please note that these figures only concern the private sector, excluding social housing. The WOZ value in the neighbourhood is €255,000, significantly lower than the average for the Feijenoord district (€289,000) and the municipality of Rotterdam (€320,000). This makes Feijenoord one of the more affordable neighbourhoods in terms of property value. At the top of this page, you can see the current supply and daily prices for available rental properties in Feijenoord. Looking for a wider range? Then also compare with the supply in the rest of the Feijenoord district.

Living in Feijenoord, Rotterdam

Feijenoord is the neighbourhood directly around the iconic De Kuip stadium, on the south bank of the Nieuwe Maas. It is a densely built, urban neighbourhood with a mix of pre-war porch flats, post-war apartment blocks from the 1950s and 1960s, and occasional newer residential complexes. The atmosphere is raw and unpolished. This is not a neighbourhood with trendy coffee bars or renovated warehouses like you find in Katendrecht or Kop van Zuid. Feijenoord has its own down-to-earth character with a diverse population: of the 7,820 residents, the largest group is between 25 and 45 years old (2,210), and there are relatively many single-person households (1,595). The average income is €26,500, significantly lower than the Rotterdam average of €35,900.

Shops, schools and facilities in the neighbourhood

You can do your daily shopping at Lidl and Aldi on Beijerlandselaan and Groene Hilledijk, both within walking or cycling distance. For more extensive shopping, Zuidplein shopping centre is within ten minutes by metro. Along Putselaan and Nassauhaven you will find small neighbourhood supermarkets and a handful of eateries, mainly snack bars and Turkish and Surinamese restaurants. In terms of education, there are primary schools such as OBS De Globetrotter and various schools in adjacent neighbourhoods like Bloemhof and Hillesluis. Zuiderpark, one of the largest city parks in Rotterdam, is within cycling distance and offers space for sports and recreation. Closer by, you have Varkenoordse Veld next to De Kuip.

Accessibility of Feijenoord

Accessibility scores highly among residents, and rightly so. Feijenoord metro station (lines D and E) takes you to Rotterdam Central in five minutes. Several bus and tram lines stop along Stadionweg and Beijerlandselaan. By car, you are quickly on the A16 and the Van Brienenoord Bridge towards the A15 and A20. Cycling to the city centre takes about ten to fifteen minutes via the Erasmus Bridge. Parking is still possible without a permit in parts of the neighbourhood, but parking pressure is increasing, especially on Feyenoord match days.

What residents experience

Honesty is important: the resident rating for Feijenoord stands at 3.4 out of 10, based on reviews. Resident Kiymet sums it up as "Poor" and specifically mentions litter, noise nuisance, loitering youths and a feeling of unsafety. The partial score for safety is only 1.0 out of 10, as are the scores for beauty, community and facilities. On the other hand, accessibility scores a 10.0, and green spaces and education both receive a 6.0. It is a neighbourhood you choose consciously: rents are relatively low, the location is central, but liveability is under pressure. Read all experiences on the neighbourhood page of Feijenoord. Feel free to compare this with the quieter Vreewijk, which has a more village-like character, or the more up-and-coming Katendrecht.

Does a rental property in Feijenoord suit you?

Feijenoord mainly attracts singles and starters looking for an affordable rental home in a well-connected location in Rotterdam-Zuid. The neighbourhood is less suitable if you are looking for peace and a strong community. For families with young children, there are primary schools in the area, but the low safety and beauty scores are a point of concern. If you want to rent a home in Feijenoord through the social sector, register with the municipality of Rotterdam and with Woonbron or Havensteder. The waiting lists are long, sometimes more than five years. In the private sector, you need to respond quickly: prepare your documents (employer's statement, payslips, ID) and respond on the same day. Prefer to buy? Then also check the supply of homes for sale in Feijenoord.

What residents say about Feijenoord

The overall score for Feijenoord is 3.4 out of 10 based on reviews. Accessibility stands out with a perfect 10, while safety and beauty, each with a 1.0, are the biggest concerns. Kiymet gives the neighbourhood a 3.4 and writes: "Poor", with complaints about litter, noise nuisance and loitering youths. Want to read all reviews and see the partial scores per category? Go to the reviews and neighbourhood data of Feijenoord.

Renting in Feijenoord compared to surrounding neighbourhoods

Feijenoord is not the only option in Rotterdam-Zuid. Kop van Zuid-Entrepot offers more modern new-build at higher rental prices, while Vreewijk is known for its garden village character with lower rents. Katendrecht has been significantly renovated in recent years and attracts a different audience. Want to search even wider? Then check the rental property supply in all of Rotterdam or compare districts like Rotterdam Centrum and Delfshaven. On Buurtje.nl, you combine current supply with neighbourhood scores, resident reviews and data from more than 1,500 sources, so you not only find a home but also the neighbourhood that truly suits you.


What is the average rent in Feijenoord, Rotterdam?

The average rent in the free sector in Feijenoord is €2,092 per month, with an average area of 85 m² (approximately €24.60 per m²). The range runs from €750 to €3,295. Social housing through housing associations is considerably cheaper, but has long waiting lists.

Are there social housing units in Feijenoord?

Yes, 87% of homes in Feijenoord are owned by housing associations, including Woonstad Rotterdam and Havensteder. The supply of social housing is therefore large, but waiting times can be up to five years or more. You register via WoningNet Rijnmond.

What is it like to live in Feijenoord?

Feijenoord is an urban, diverse neighbourhood around De Kuip with a rough edge. Residents rate the neighbourhood 3.4 out of 10. Accessibility scores excellent (10/10), but safety and beauty score low. Residents mention litter, noise pollution and loitering youths as downsides.

Is Feijenoord suitable for starters looking to rent a home?

Feijenoord attracts many single starters due to the relatively low rents and excellent accessibility by metro and bicycle. However, the neighbourhood has low scores for safety and liveability, so visit the area at different times before deciding.

How is the accessibility of Feijenoord?

Very good. Feijenoord metro station (lines D and E) takes you to Rotterdam Central in five minutes. There are several bus and tram lines, and by bike you are in the city centre in ten to fifteen minutes. The A16 is quickly accessible by car via the Van Brienenoordbrug.

What amenities are there in Feijenoord?

In and around Feijenoord you will find supermarkets such as Lidl and Aldi, primary schools like OBS De Globetrotter, various eateries and the Varkenoordse Veld for recreation. Shopping centre Zuidplein and Zuiderpark are a short metro or bike ride away.

Is Feijenoord a safe neighbourhood to live in?

Residents rate safety in Feijenoord at 1.0 out of 10. Noise pollution, loitering youths and a feeling of insecurity are specifically mentioned. The labour participation rate is 50% and the average income is low (€26,500). It is advisable to visit the area during the day and in the evening before choosing a rental home.


Experiences from Feijenoord
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Kiymet
Family · Vrijstaand huis
19-01-2026
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Litter, noise pollution, loitering youths, crowded, unhygienic, unsafe

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