Rental homes in Groenewoud Midden, Tilburg
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Rental prices and market figures Groenewoud Midden, Tilburg
Groenewoud Midden is essentially a rental neighbourhood. Of the 722 homes in the area, no less than 82% are in the rental sector, while only 18% are owner-occupied. This makes it one of the most pronounced rental areas within the district Groenewoud. By far the largest share of rental homes, about 80% of the total housing stock, is owned by a housing association. This means that the private sector is limited here: only about 2% of homes are rented out by other landlords. So anyone looking for a rental home outside the social sector has little choice from available rental properties in the free market segment.
The average WOZ value in Groenewoud Midden is around €228,000. That is noticeably lower than the district average for Groenewoud (€264,000) and significantly lower than the Tilburg average of €314,000. This reflects the predominantly social character of the neighbourhood. Private sector rental prices are generally higher than social rents; check the current overview at the top of this page for the most recent average rental price and time on market. Want to know what is available in the wider municipality? Also check the listings rental properties in Tilburg.
Living in Groenewoud Midden, Tilburg
Groenewoud Midden is a quiet, predominantly post-war residential neighbourhood in the southwest of Tilburg. The buildings mainly consist of porch flats and stacked apartment blocks from the 1960s and 1970s, interspersed with some terraced houses. The streetscape is green but sober: wide pavements, strips of greenery and relatively lots of green space between the residential blocks. The neighbourhood does not have the dynamism of the City Centre or a district like Binnenstad, but for many residents that is precisely the attraction. It is quiet, orderly and the neighbourhood has a recognisable, small-scale character.
The average income in Groenewoud Midden is €23,900 per year, clearly below the Tilburg average of €34,000. The labour participation rate of 55% and the share of highly educated people of 12% indicate that the neighbourhood has a mixed population with relatively many people dependent on social rental housing. The largest age group is 25 to 45 years (450 residents), followed by 45 to 65 years. Single-person households form the largest household group (330 households).
Facilities in Groenewoud Midden
For daily groceries, the nearest supermarket can be found on the edge of the neighbourhood or in the adjacent shopping centre on Ringbaan-West towards the Reeshof. Within cycling distance there are several supermarket chains. For primary education, several primary schools are accessible in and directly around the neighbourhood, including schools in nearby areas such as Vogeltjesbuurt West and Groenewoud Oost. Sports facilities are available through various clubs in the Groenewoud district; the Reeshofbad swimming pool is within cycling distance for swimming enthusiasts. Hospitality venues are limited in the neighbourhood itself; residents rely on the City Centre or nearby shopping centres for that.
Accessibility
Groenewoud Midden is located in the southwest of Tilburg and can be connected to the city centre by bicycle in about ten to fifteen minutes. By bus, there are routes via Ringbaan-West and surrounding roads to Tilburg station and the centre. By car, the connection to the A58 (towards Eindhoven and Breda) is relatively quickly accessible via the Ringbaan. Parking in the neighbourhood is generally possible without a permit, although parking spaces near the apartment blocks can be full during peak times. Cyclists benefit from reasonable cycle paths towards the centre and the Reeshof district.
On the neighbourhood page of Groenewoud Midden you will find resident reviews and detailed district data. Residents appreciate the peace and affordable rents, but also mention that the neighbourhood has outdated housing and that the public space could use more maintenance in some places. One resident wrote: "It is quiet here and the neighbours know each other. But the flats are old and the state of maintenance sometimes leaves something to be desired." That picture fits a neighbourhood that relies heavily on housing association properties from the post-war reconstruction period.
Compared to neighbouring areas like Landbouwbuurt or Ezelvense Akkers, Groenewoud Midden has a similar social profile, but a slightly higher concentration of stacked buildings. Those looking for more ground-level homes would be better off looking in the adjacent neighbourhoods.
Does renting in Groenewoud Midden suit you?
Groenewoud Midden mainly attracts starters, single people and those dependent on social rental housing. Due to the high share of housing association properties, registering with a housing association, such as WonenBreburg, is the most obvious route for renting a home in Groenewoud Midden. Waiting lists for social housing in Tilburg can be long; start registering in time via the municipality of Tilburg. For those considering renting an apartment in the private sector, the supply here is limited; respond quickly if something becomes available. As an alternative, you could also look at homes for sale in Groenewoud Midden, although that segment is small at 18% of the housing stock.
What residents say about Groenewoud Midden
Residents of Groenewoud Midden describe the neighbourhood as quiet and affordable, but also point to the outdated housing stock and limited facilities within walking distance. The neighbourhood scores can be found on the reviews and neighbourhood data of Groenewoud Midden, where residents rate the district on categories such as safety, liveability and facilities. A common sentiment: the social cohesion on the street is good, but the condition of the homes and public space needs attention. Check all reviews on the neighbourhood page for a complete picture.
Compare rental properties in and around Groenewoud Midden
Want to compare living in Groenewoud Midden with other options? The neighbourhoods Visserijbuurt and Vogeltjesbuurt Oost are in the same district and have a similar rental profile, although the type of housing varies per neighbourhood. Those looking for a slightly more urban environment can also check the listings rental properties in Groenewoud as a whole, or search further in districts such as Armhoef or Jeruzalem. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you. Use the filters at the top of this page to compare rental properties on price, surface area and energy label.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Groenewoud Midden, Tilburg?
Private sector rents in Groenewoud Midden are generally lower than the Tilburg average, partly because the neighbourhood is heavily dominated by social housing corporation homes. The average WOZ value of homes here is €228,000, well below the municipal average of €314,000. Current rents and the average time to let can be found at the top of this page. Social housing is cheaper but requires registration with a housing corporation.
Are there social housing homes in Groenewoud Midden?
Yes, Groenewoud Midden has an exceptionally high proportion of housing corporation homes: about 80% of all homes in the neighbourhood are owned by housing corporations. Most of these are likely social housing homes. For a social housing home, you can register with WonenBreburg, the largest housing corporation in Tilburg. Be prepared for waiting lists; more information is available via the municipality of Tilburg.
What is it like to live in Groenewoud Midden?
Groenewoud Midden is a quiet, post-war residential neighbourhood with mainly porch flats and terraced houses from the 1960s and 1970s. Residents appreciate the peace and social cohesion on the streets, but also mention that the housing is outdated and the public space could use more maintenance here and there. It is not a bustling neighbourhood, but for those seeking peace and affordability, it has clear advantages.
Is Groenewoud Midden suitable for starters and singles?
Groenewoud Midden is certainly interesting for starters and singles, partly because single-person households are the largest household group in the neighbourhood. The high proportion of social housing makes the neighbourhood accessible for people with lower incomes. However, the private sector supply is limited, so those who cannot or do not want social housing have fewer options. It is advisable to respond quickly to available rental homes.
How accessible is Groenewoud Midden?
Groenewoud Midden is located in the southwest of Tilburg and can be reached by bike in about ten to fifteen minutes from the city centre. Several bus lines via the Ringbaan-West connect the neighbourhood with Tilburg station and the centre. By car, the A58 towards Eindhoven and Breda is relatively quickly accessible. Parking in the neighbourhood is mostly free, but near the apartment blocks it can be tight during peak hours.
What facilities are there in Groenewoud Midden?
Groenewoud Midden itself has limited facilities; for daily groceries, residents rely on supermarkets on the edge of the neighbourhood or in nearby shopping centres towards the Reeshof. Primary schools are accessible in and around the neighbourhood. Hospitality and extensive shops can be found in Tilburg city centre or surrounding districts. Sports opportunities are available through clubs in the wider Groenewoud area.
Is Groenewoud Midden a safe neighbourhood?
Groenewoud Midden is a relatively quiet neighbourhood without particularly high crime rates, but like many post-war social housing areas, there may be local points of attention regarding liveability and public space. Residents describe the neighbourhood as generally quiet and social. For the most up-to-date safety figures and resident scores on this aspect, you can consult the Groenewoud Midden neighbourhood page.
