Rental homes in Hoogvenne, Tilburg
View the current rental property listings in Hoogvenne, Tilburg. Compare prices, read resident reviews, and discover if this neighbourhood suits you.

What does a rental property cost in Hoogvenne?
Hoogvenne is a neighbourhood where renting and buying are almost evenly split: 51% of the more than 3,300 homes are rental properties. Of these, 23% are owned by housing corporations and 27% by other landlords, meaning the private sector is relatively large here compared to many other Tilburg neighbourhoods. In the private sector (excluding social housing and room rentals), the average rent over the past year was €1,344 per month, with a range of €480 to €2,300. On average, these are homes of around 93 m². This is significantly higher than what you pay in many parts of Tilburg, partly explained by the desirable location close to the centre and the Piushaven. The WOZ value in Hoogvenne, at €356,000, is also above the Tilburg average of €314,000. Want to know what is available today and at what price? At the top of this page you will find the current listings with daily prices.
Lots of trees, many students and the occasional bang: this is what Hoogvenne feels like
Hoogvenne scores a 7.4 out of 10 on Buurtje.nl based on resident reviews. That is a solid score, but the sub-scores show where the neighbourhood excels and where it falls short. Accessibility scores an 8.7, and that is accurate: with Tilburg University station within cycling distance, good bus connections via the Ringbaan and quick access to the A65, you are well placed for transport. The scores for green spaces (8.0) and amenities (8.0) confirm what resident Levi van Meel also describes: "A great neighbourhood with lots of trees and beautiful houses." He cycles through it daily and finds it pleasant, although he notes that sometimes bangs or fireworks can be heard in the evening. This ties in with the somewhat lower safety score of 6.3.
Resident Raf Snellens calls Hoogvenne "a cosy environment" and says he has never experienced anything unpleasant, even in the evenings. At the same time, there is criticism of the social cohesion. Jacky describes the neighbourhood as "nice but insular" and feels that the sense of community could be better. The community score (6.3) confirms this picture. In a neighbourhood where single-person households form the largest group (over 2,000 of the approximately 3,300 households) and where many students live, this is not very surprising. The atmosphere varies by area. Around the Piushaven you will find new-build apartments and hospitality venues, while Hoogvenne West feels quieter and greener. In the Veemarktkwartier you are close to creative hubs and studios, and Hoogvenne Oost has more of a classic residential neighbourhood character with pre-war architecture.
In terms of amenities, the neighbourhood is complete. Supermarkets, GPs, primary schools (the education score is a respectable 7.7) and Leijpark with its petting zoo are within walking or cycling distance. The municipality of Tilburg is also investing in the redevelopment of the Piushaven area, which will bring even more activity and amenities in the coming years. More resident reviews and detailed neighbourhood scores can be found on the Hoogvenne neighbourhood page.
Is Hoogvenne right for you as a tenant?
With an average income of €37,600 and a high level of education (46% highly educated), Hoogvenne mainly attracts young professionals, couples and students. If you are looking for an apartment to rent in Hoogvenne close to the centre and the university, you are in the right place. For families with young children, the neighbourhood is perfectly liveable, although you should take into account the nightlife traffic and the student population. If you are looking for more peace and a stronger neighbourhood feel, neighbourhoods like Fatima or Armhoef are worth considering. Those who prefer buying over renting can check out the homes for sale in Hoogvenne, because with 49% owner-occupied homes there is plenty of choice in that area too.
Searching for rental properties in and around Hoogvenne
Via Buurtje.nl you can compare the current rental offerings in Hoogvenne with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a rental home but also know what to expect from the area. At the top of this page you will see all available rental properties in Hoogvenne with filters for price, size and energy label. Want to search more broadly? Then also check what is available for rent in the Binnenstad, nearby Jeruzalem or Broekhoven for more options in Tilburg.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent for a house in Hoogvenne?
In the private sector, the average rent in Hoogvenne over the past year was €1,344 per month for a home averaging 93 m². The range runs from €480 to €2,300, depending on size and location within the neighbourhood. Social housing is excluded from this.
Is Hoogvenne a safe neighbourhood to rent a home?
Residents rate safety in Hoogvenne a 6.3 out of 10. During the day, most residents experience no problems, but in the evening there is sometimes nuisance from nightlife traffic and occasional fireworks. The area around the Piushaven and the Veemarktkwartier is livelier in the evening than the quieter parts of Hoogvenne West.
How is the accessibility when looking for a rental home in Hoogvenne?
Accessibility scores an 8.7 among residents, the highest sub-score. Tilburg University Station is within cycling distance, the Ringbaan offers good bus connections, and via the A65 you are quickly on the motorway. The centre of Tilburg can be reached in five minutes by bike.
How many social housing units are there in Hoogvenne, Tilburg?
Approximately 23% of homes in Hoogvenne are owned by housing corporations, amounting to around 765 homes. Waiting times for social housing in Tilburg are managed through WonenBreburg and TBV Wonen and often run several years. The remaining 27% of rental homes are in the private sector.
Who is renting an apartment in Hoogvenne suitable for?
Hoogvenne mainly attracts young professionals, couples and students due to its proximity to the university and the city centre. With 46% highly educated and many single-person households, the neighbourhood is less geared towards families seeking a strong sense of community. The average rent of €1,344 requires an above-average income.
I have never experienced anything unpleasant in this neighbourhood. Not even in the evening.
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Auto-translated to English by AII cycle there daily and find it fine, lots of nightlife traffic and in the evenings I often hear bangs or fireworks but I don't know how close that actually is. overall a decent neighbourhood with many trees and beautiful houses.
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