Rental homes in Indische buurt, Ede
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Rental prices and market figures Indische buurt, Ede
The Indische buurt has an equal split between rental and owner-occupied housing: exactly 50% of the more than 1,000 homes are rental properties. Within that, the majority is owned by a housing association (37%), while 13% falls under other landlords in the private sector. The average WOZ value is €321,000, slightly below the average for the district Ede-West (€323,000) and clearly below the municipal average of €387,000. This indicates that the Indische buurt is relatively affordable within Ede.
In the private sector (excluding social housing), an average rent of €1,028 per month was recorded last year, based on 8 rented homes. The range ran from €700 to €1,385 per month, with an average living area of 81 m². That works out to around €12.70 per m² per month. Social housing via the association is of course much lower, but waiting lists apply. For current rental prices and available rental properties in Indische buurt, see the overview at the top of this page.
Living in Indische buurt, Ede
The Indische buurt is a post-war residential neighbourhood in the western part of Ede, part of the Ede-West district. The street names refer to former Dutch colonies and regions in Asia, giving the neighbourhood a recognisable thematic character. Think of Sumatrastraat, Javastraat and Borneolaan. The buildings largely date from the 1950s and 1960s: many terraced family homes, interspersed with some porch flats and detached houses. It is not a spectacular neighbourhood, but a solid and quiet living environment with its own rhythm.
The average income in the neighbourhood (€30,600) is below the district and municipal average, making the neighbourhood accessible to a broad group of renters. The largest age group is 25- to 45-year-olds, but over-65s are also well represented. Single-person households are most common, followed by married couples (40%).
Facilities in the Indische buurt
For daily shopping, residents rely on the nearby Ede-West shopping centre or the supermarkets along the Frankeneng and towards the city centre. Within cycling distance you will find an Albert Heijn and an Aldi. Primary schools in and around the neighbourhood serve families with young children, and for secondary education, the centre of Ede is easily accessible. For sports, there are football clubs and tennis courts in the area, and the Bennekomseweg area offers space for a walk or cycle ride towards the Veluwe. The greenery within the neighbourhood itself is modest, but access to larger green areas is a plus that residents appreciate.
Accessibility of the Indische buurt
Ede-Wageningen station is about a ten-minute cycle from the Indische buurt. From there, you can reach Arnhem or Wageningen by train in about twenty minutes. By bus, the centre of Ede and surrounding districts are well served. By car, you quickly connect to the A12 towards Utrecht or Arnhem, making the neighbourhood attractive for commuters. Parking is still free and relatively easy in most streets, although this can vary during busy periods. By bike, you can reach the centre of Ede in about ten minutes.
What residents say
Residents appreciate the peace and central location of the Indische buurt. On the neighbourhood page of Indische buurt you can read experiences from people who live or have lived there. One resident writes: "It is an ordinary, decent neighbourhood where you know each other. Not much excitement, but it's pleasant to live in and the centre is so accessible." Critical notes sometimes concern the maintenance of public spaces and the limited dining options in the neighbourhood itself. See all reviews and neighbourhood data via the neighbourhood page.
For comparison: nearby neighbourhoods such as the Zeeheldenbuurt and the Vogelbuurt have a similar post-war character, but can vary greatly per street in atmosphere and housing type. The Bloemenbuurt is also an alternative for those who want to rent in Ede-West. Those looking for more greenery and new-build homes can also look at Kernhem or Veluwse Poort.
Does renting in Indische buurt suit you?
The Indische buurt is a good match for starters and young professionals who want to rent affordably in a quiet, well-connected neighbourhood close to the centre of Ede. The neighbourhood also offers suitable housing types for single-person households and seniors. Families with children will find sufficient basic facilities, although the supply of private sector rental homes is limited: only 8 homes were rented in the private sector last year. So respond quickly if a rental house or apartment becomes available that suits you. Also register with a housing association for social housing, because 37% of the housing stock is association-owned, but waiting lists are long. Those considering buying can compare the supply of homes for sale in Indische buurt as an alternative.
What residents say about the Indische buurt
The neighbourhood scores on Buurtje.nl in several categories, including liveability, safety and facilities. Residents are generally positive about the peace and location, but more critical about the appearance of public spaces. One reviewer describes it as: "Solid and quiet, you can tell it's an older neighbourhood but it feels safe and the neighbours are friendly." See all scores and reviews on the reviews and neighbourhood data of Indische buurt for a complete picture before you decide.
Compare rental properties in and around Indische buurt
Do you want to compare renting a home in Indische buurt with other options in the area? In the broader district rental properties in Ede-West you will find a larger supply, with a slightly higher average income level and similar WOZ values. For a broader overview of all available rental properties in the municipality, see rental properties in Ede. More information about living and residing in the municipality can also be found on the website of municipality of Ede. Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews and district data, so you not only find a home, but also know whether the neighbourhood suits you.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Indische buurt, Ede?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Indische buurt over the past year was €1,028 per month, with an average area of 81 m². The range ran from €700 to €1,385 per month, which equates to approximately €12.70 per m². Social housing through the housing association is much lower in price, but waiting lists apply.
Are there social housing properties in Indische buurt?
Yes, 37% of the housing stock in Indische buurt is owned by a housing association, making social housing possible. For a social housing property, you need to register with the housing association active in the Ede region, such as Woonstede. Be prepared for waiting lists, which can be significant in popular neighbourhoods like this one.
What is it like to live in Indische buurt?
Indische buurt is a quiet, post-war residential neighbourhood in Ede-West, consisting mainly of single-family homes and porch flats from the 1950s and 1960s. Residents appreciate the tranquillity, safety, and good accessibility to the city centre. Critical points sometimes concern the maintenance of public spaces and the limited range of dining options in the neighbourhood itself.
Is Indische buurt suitable for starters and single-person households?
Yes, the neighbourhood is certainly interesting for starters and single people. Single-person households are the largest household group in the neighbourhood, and rents in the free sector start from €700 per month. The good accessibility by bike and public transport makes the neighbourhood attractive for workers without a car. However, the supply of free-sector rental properties is limited, so quick action is advisable.
How is the accessibility of Indische buurt?
Ede-Wageningen station is about a ten-minute bike ride from Indische buurt, with train connections to Arnhem and Wageningen. By car, you can quickly join the A12 towards Utrecht and Arnhem. The centre of Ede is reachable by bike in about ten minutes. Parking in the neighbourhood is free on most streets.
What facilities are there in Indische buurt?
In and around Indische buurt you will find primary schools, supermarkets (including an Albert Heijn and Aldi within a short bike ride), sports clubs, and green areas. For more extensive shops and dining options, you will need to go to the centre of Ede or the Ede-West shopping centre, both easily accessible by bike or bus. The Veluwe is easily reachable from the neighbourhood for recreation.
How quickly are rental properties rented out in Indische buurt?
The supply of free-sector rental properties in Indische buurt is limited: over the past year, only 8 properties were rented out in the free sector. This means there is little turnover and properties are generally snapped up quickly. Make sure you have documents such as payslips and an employer's statement ready, and respond immediately when a rental house or apartment becomes available that suits you.
