Rotterdam — Feijenoord

Very Urban1970–2000Rental-Dominant

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Moderate Viability

Neighbourhood Viability Score

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Safety

Advantages

Property values are outpacing the national average growth rate.

Average gas usage per home is low — a sign of good insulation and lower heating bills.

Watch-outs

Aged structural properties indicate heightened historic foundation risks.

High rental turnover may affect long-term community stability.

A larger-than-usual share of registered crime in this area is nuisance-type (vandalism, disorder).

Housing Tenure

Homeownership rate correlates with long-term neighbourhood stability.

7.41% vacant homes

Amenities Nearby

Real nearby places, grouped by category — a quick view of what's actually within walking distance.

How we grade

Three pillars, one composite score

Financial Health

WOZ asset appreciation metrics and localised buyer affordability tiers.

Structural Safety

Building era tracking (pre-1970 construction risk flags) and local energy label efficiency spreads.

Social & Community Dynamics

Population density balances, neighbourhood turnover indexes, and crime/nuisance trend lines.

Data & Trust

Rooftop view of a Dutch city street at dusk

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Inhabitants per km² vs. the city average

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Age Distribution

Share of residents by age bracket.

47.35% single-person households34.76% families with children

Safety & Nuisance

Registered residential burglaries per 1,000 households, and what share of all registered crime in the area is nuisance-type (vandalism, disorder, drug/alcohol nuisance) — from police-registered crime data (CBS), not a survey.

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Fast food11
Restaurant5
Pub3
Bar1

Where does this data come from?

We strictly use official, verified public open data provided by the Central Bureau for Statistics (CBS), the Cadaster (Kadaster), and the Dutch National Police (Politie), plus community-mapped amenity data from OpenStreetMap. No commercial bias, no scraped fluff. Just cold, hard civic analytics mapped to your prospective doorstep.

CBS StatLine

PDOK Open Data

Politie Open Data

OpenStreetMap