Rental homes in Kringloopbuurt, Amstelveen
Discover the current supply of rental properties in Kringloopbuurt and compare prices, neighbourhood data and resident reviews in one place.
Rental prices and market figures for Kringloopbuurt, Amstelveen
Kringloopbuurt is a predominantly rental neighbourhood: 72% of the housing stock consists of rental properties, compared to just 28% owner-occupied homes. Of those rental properties, 28% are owned by a housing association (social housing) and 44% by other landlords (private sector and private individuals). Those looking for a private-sector rental home in Kringloopbuurt pay an average of €2,710 per month, based on 84 rental transactions in the past twelve months. The range runs from €973 to €8,950 per month, indicating that the supply varies widely from modest apartments to larger homes. With an average surface area of 97 m², the price per square metre works out at around €28 per month. By way of comparison, the average WOZ value in Kringloopbuurt is €418,000, slightly higher than the district average of Groenelaan (€405,000), but clearly lower than the municipal average of Amstelveen as a whole (€528,000). The neighbourhood is therefore relatively affordable by Amstelveen standards, although private-sector prices in absolute terms are still substantial. For current rental prices and available rental properties at this moment, see the overview at the top of this page.
Living in Kringloopbuurt, Amstelveen
Kringloopbuurt is located in the Groenelaan district in the southwestern part of Amstelveen. The neighbourhood owes its name to the ring-shaped infrastructure that encloses the area and has a recognisable post-war character. The buildings largely consist of multi-family homes and porch flats from the 1960s and 1970s, supplemented by a modest number of ground-level terraced houses. The streetscape is green and orderly, with wide pavements and small parks between the residential blocks. It is not a neighbourhood that stands out for architectural features, but rather for its functional, quiet appearance.
With 2,125 residents, Kringloopbuurt is relatively small and compact. The largest age group consists of 25- to 45-year-olds (670 people), but the over-65s are also well represented (550 people). Single-person households form the largest category (580), making the neighbourhood attractive for singles and starters. The average income is €41,100, just below the district average of €42,000 but significantly lower than the Amstelveen average of €50,600. This gives the neighbourhood a somewhat more mixed socio-economic profile than the more affluent parts of Amstelveen.
Facilities in Kringloopbuurt
Within walking distance is Groenelaan shopping centre, which houses an Albert Heijn and various daily shops. For a larger range of shops, the Stadshart of Amstelveen is easily accessible by bike, with large chains, a library and catering establishments. Primary schools are located in the immediate vicinity, making the neighbourhood suitable for families with young children. In terms of sports, the neighbourhood benefits from the proximity of the Amsterdamse Bos, which is a short bike ride away and offers excellent opportunities for walking, jogging and cycling. De Meerkamp swimming pool in Amstelveen is also within reasonable distance. The atmosphere in the neighbourhood is quiet and community-oriented, without a busy nightlife.
Accessibility
Kringloopbuurt is well connected for those travelling by bus. Bus routes from the neighbourhood run to Amstelveen Centrum and to Amstelveen Westwijk metro station, from where the metro quickly leads to Amsterdam. Amsterdam city centre can be reached by bus and metro in around 30 to 40 minutes. By car, the A9 is a short distance away, providing good connections to Amsterdam, Schiphol and Haarlem. Parking is possible in most streets without a permit, although it can be busier during peak times. By bike, Amstelveen city centre can be reached in about ten minutes via well-constructed cycle paths.
Residents appreciate the neighbourhood for its peace and greenery. On the neighbourhood page of Kringloopbuurt, a resident writes: "It's nice and quiet here, you know your neighbours and the neighbourhood feels safe. Not spectacular, but just pleasant living." Criticisms that come up are the limited catering facilities in the neighbourhood itself and the relatively high private-sector rental prices compared to the level of amenities. Those looking for more liveliness could also consider Langerhuize or the more active Randwijck, which feels more urban in character. The nearby Watercirkelbuurt has a similarly quiet profile and is also popular among tenants seeking peace and greenery.
Is renting in Kringloopbuurt right for you?
Kringloopbuurt is most suitable for singles and couples who value peace and greenery over urban hustle and bustle, and for families who consider primary schools and a safe living environment important. Seniors also find it a pleasant living environment. Students and those looking for a vibrant nightlife are less well suited. If you want to rent a home in Kringloopbuurt in the private sector, respond quickly: rental times in Amstelveen are short and popular homes are snapped up fast. Make sure you have income statements, an employer's declaration and a GBA extract ready. For social housing, registration with Woningnet is necessary; expect significant waiting times. Those considering buying can view the supply of homes for sale in Kringloopbuurt as an alternative.
What residents say about living in Kringloopbuurt
Residents generally rate Kringloopbuurt positively, particularly in terms of safety, peace and green spaces. The catering facilities and shopping options directly in the neighbourhood score lower. One resident aptly describes it: "The neighbourhood may not be the most striking in Amstelveen, but it is quiet, green and safe. Ideal if you just want to live pleasantly without hassle." View all reviews and the full neighbourhood data on the residents' page of Kringloopbuurt. These kinds of practical experiences are unique at neighbourhood level.
Compare rental properties in and around Kringloopbuurt
Looking for an apartment to rent in Kringloopbuurt or want to compare first? The neighbourhood shares the Groenelaan district with areas such as Alpen Rondwegbuurt and In de Wolkenbuurt, each with its own character and price level. Those wanting a broader search area can also find available rental properties in other districts via the overview of rental properties in the Groenelaan district or the full supply for rent in Amstelveen. Buurtje.nl combines current property listings from more than 1,500 sources with resident reviews and neighbourhood data, so you not only find a home but also know for sure whether the neighbourhood suits you. More information about the municipality can be found on the website of the municipality of Amstelveen.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent in Kringloopbuurt, Amstelveen?
In the free sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Kringloopbuurt is €2,710 per month, based on 84 rental transactions in the past twelve months. Rents range from €973 to €8,950 per month, with an average area of 97 m², which works out to about €28 per m² per month. Social housing through a housing association is considerably cheaper, but waiting lists apply.
Are there social housing properties in Kringloopbuurt?
Yes, 28% of the housing stock in Kringloopbuurt is owned by a housing association, which accounts for a significant portion of the approximately 1,124 homes in the neighbourhood. To apply for a social housing property in Amstelveen, you need to register via Woningnet. Be prepared for long waiting times, which in the Amsterdam-Amstelveen region average many years.
What is it like to live in Kringloopbuurt?
Kringloopbuurt has a quiet, green and orderly character with post-war buildings from the 1960s and 1970s. Residents appreciate the safety and neighbourhood atmosphere, but mention the limited local dining options as a downside. It is a functional residential area that suits people who prefer peace and greenery over urban vibrancy.
Is Kringloopbuurt suitable for seniors and single people?
Certainly. With 550 residents aged 65 and over and 580 single-person households, Kringloopbuurt is a popular choice for seniors and single people. The quiet living environment, green character and the presence of daily amenities within walking distance make the neighbourhood attractive for these groups. Starters looking for a rental home in a more affordable part of Amstelveen also frequently consider this neighbourhood.
How accessible is Kringloopbuurt?
Kringloopbuurt is well accessible by bus, with lines towards Amstelveen Centrum and Amstelveen Westwijk metro station. From there, you can reach Amsterdam in 30 to 40 minutes. By car, the neighbourhood connects well to the A9, with quick links to Amsterdam, Schiphol and Haarlem. By bike, the centre of Amstelveen can be reached in about ten minutes. Parking is free in most streets.
What amenities are there in Kringloopbuurt?
Within walking distance is Groenelaan shopping centre with daily grocery shops including an Albert Heijn. For a wider range of shops and dining, the Stadshart of Amstelveen is within cycling distance. There are primary schools in the neighbourhood and the Amsterdamse Bos is nearby for recreation and sports. De Meerkamp swimming pool in Amstelveen is also easily accessible.
How quickly are rental properties rented out in Kringloopbuurt?
Rental properties in Kringloopbuurt are generally rented out quickly, which is typical of the tight rental market in the Amstelveen region. Anyone considering renting a home in Kringloopbuurt would do well to respond quickly to new listings and have all necessary documents such as an employer's statement and proof of income ready. The current average rental time in days can be found at the top of this page.
