Rental homes in Roermond-Oost, Roermond
Discover available rental properties in Roermond-Oost and compare prices, neighbourhood scores, and resident reviews. View the current listings directly on this page.
Renting in Roermond-Oost: affordable entry in a housing association district with private-sector options
Roermond-Oost is a district where renting is the norm. Of the approximately 3,270 homes, 67% are rental properties, the majority of which are owned by a housing association (53%). This makes the district more accessible than the Roermond average, but it also means that private-sector supply is limited. The average WOZ value is €229,000, significantly lower than the municipal average of €289,000. This price difference is also reflected in rental prices: in the private sector (excluding social housing), the average rent paid over the past year was €1,073 per month for a home averaging 83 m². The range ran from €800 to €1,550 per month. In total, 48 private-sector homes changed tenants in the last twelve months. If you want to know what is currently available to rent and the current average rent, check the overview at the top of this page.
Roermond-Oost: borders the city centre but has its own pace
Those living in Roermond-Oost are a stone's throw from the historic city centre of Roermond, but the district has its own distinct atmosphere. It is not a bustling urban district, but rather an everyday neighbourhood where people simply live. Residents on the district page for Roermond-Oost give the neighbourhood an average score of 6.9 out of 10, based on submitted reviews. That score tells a nuanced story.
Accessibility stands out positively with a 9.0: the district has multiple access roads and is conveniently located relative to main roads and the city centre. Education also scores well (8.0), which makes sense as there are primary and secondary schools within walking distance. A resident who has lived in the district all their life describes it as follows: "It's nice and quiet here and it borders the city centre, which is very handy. There is a shopping centre and primary and secondary schools within walking distance." That shopping centre and those schools make the district attractive for families and people who do not want to compromise on daily amenities.
But not everyone is equally enthusiastic. Safety (6.5) and social cohesion (5.5) score significantly lower. Another resident is more candid: "No social cohesion. Lots of litter on the streets." They add that the green spaces are okay but could be better. Where there are grass areas, more trees and wildflowers would brighten up the streetscape. The cleanliness score of 5.5 confirms that picture: the district is functional, not particularly attractive. Homes are partly dated, although renovations are slowly taking place. Within Roermond-Oost, the neighbourhoods Roermondse Veld and Vrijveld, each with their own character, are worth exploring separately if you are looking for a rental home.
Renting in Roermond-Oost: who does it work for, and who not?
Renting in Roermond-Oost is interesting for people who want to live affordably close to the centre, without the hustle and bustle or the prices of the centre itself. The district has relatively many single-person households (1,730) and a large group of 25 to 45-year-olds, indicating young workers and starters. For those seeking social housing, waiting time is a factor to consider. Those specifically looking for a lively neighbourhood with strong social ties will find that less common here. Considering buying instead of renting? Then check the supply of homes for sale in Roermond-Oost as an alternative.
Finding rental homes in Roermond-Oost: how to orient yourself smartly
Buurtje.nl combines current housing supply with resident reviews and district data, so you can not only compare renting an apartment in Roermond-Oost by price, but also by liveability. Want to search more broadly? Also check the supply in the Centre, the quieter Maasniel, or explore Roermond-Zuid and Donderberg as alternatives. For a complete picture of renting a home in Roermond, view the overview of rental homes in Roermond. More information about the municipality can be found on the official website of the municipality of Roermond.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average cost of a rental home in Roermond-Oost?
In the private sector (excluding social housing), the average rent in Roermond-Oost over the past year was €1,073 per month for a home averaging 83 m². Prices ranged from €800 to €1,550 per month. These are annual averages; for current rental prices, see the overview at the top of this page.
How long is the waiting time for social housing in Roermond-Oost?
More than half of the homes in Roermond-Oost are owned by a housing corporation (53%), but waiting times for social housing can be long. For current waiting times and registration, you can contact the housing corporations active in the Roermond region, such as via the website of the municipality of Roermond.
Is Roermond-Oost a safe neighbourhood to rent a home?
Residents rate safety in Roermond-Oost a 6.5 out of 10, which is slightly below average. Some residents mention that the neighbourhood can sometimes feel unsafe. Accessibility and amenities, on the other hand, are rated positively. It is a functional neighbourhood, but not the most social or lively area of Roermond.
Are there schools nearby if I rent a house in Roermond-Oost?
Yes, education is a strong point of Roermond-Oost with a resident score of 8.0. Both primary schools and a secondary school are within walking distance. This makes the neighbourhood attractive for families with children renting a home in Roermond-Oost.
How is the accessibility when renting an apartment in Roermond-Oost?
Accessibility is the strongest asset of Roermond-Oost, with a resident score of 9.0. The neighbourhood has multiple access roads and borders directly on the city centre of Roermond. Residents appreciate that you are quickly on the main roads while living within walking distance of the city centre.
My apartment is okay. The neighbourhood is not. The neighbourhood is easily accessible from several places. Many access roads to the neighbourhood. No social cohesion. A lot of rubbish on the street. The green spaces are not bad, but could be better. Where there are grass fields, more trees and wildflowers could be planted. That is good for the bees and butterflies.
Auto-translated to English by AII've lived here my whole life and I must say I find it a pretty nice neighbourhood. It's nice and quiet here and it borders the city centre, which is very handy. There is a shopping centre and primary and secondary school within walking distance. Many of the houses are a bit dated, but they are being renovated bit by bit to make them future-proof again. It can become unsafe in the evenings and at night because loitering youths from the Componistenbuurt come here. It is also clean here and the lawns are well maintained. As I said, it is well connected to the city centre and also to, among others, the retail park, Donderberg, the outlet and the thrift store. The people here are friendly. That's about it, I think, a nice neighbourhood with some points for improvement here and there.
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