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BeijumRent Prices 2026

9736 GAThe Maze RunnerKardinge RegularsAffordability KingCargo Bike Territory
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Our Verdict

"Smart Money"

With a median price of €15/m², Beijum is a definitive SMART_MONEY move for renters who find the city center's prices offensive. Our neighborhood analysis shows that while the layout is a nightmare for delivery drivers, the m² stats offer way more breathing room than the Korrewegwijk for the same cash. The investment outlook remains stable because the city's housing shortage is forcing everyone to finally realize that a 15-minute bike ride isn't actually that far.

The Vibe:Beijum is a sprawling 'bloemkoolwijk' where the winding cul-de-sacs (heerds) are designed to confuse anyone who doesn't live there. It is a dense mix of 1970s social housing and private family rentals that swaps city noise for quick access to the Kardinge recreation hill. The Line 4 bus is the main artery connecting this northern pocket to the Grote Markt, usually filled with commuters who've traded central zip codes for an actual garden.

Market Median

15
/m²/mo
18.9% Discountvs Groningen avg
LowHigh
12.518.5
Est. Rating2/5
Last ScanFebruary 2026
Signal ConfidenceHigh
Market Speed
Steady
Inventory turnover focus
📈Growth Potential
Stable
Infrastructure outlook

Quick Estimate

Beijum @ 15/m²/mo

900

District Highlights

Grocery
Albert Heijn Stoepemaheerd
Recreation
Sportcentrum Kardinge
Education
Montessorischool Beijum
Green Space
Park Groene Long
Grocery
Lidl West-Beijum

Locals Ask

Is parking actually free in Beijum?

Mostly yes, you can ditch the expensive permit lifestyle found in the center and park on the street without a QR code.

How long is the bike ride to the University (RUG)?

Budget 15 to 20 minutes; the headwind crossing the Korrewegbrug will be your biggest enemy on that commute.

Why are the m² stats lower here than in Lewenborg?

Beijum has a massive stock of older social-sector conversions which keeps the average rent anchored compared to Lewenborg's newer developments.

What is the deal with the 'heerds'?

It's a layout style intended to stop through-traffic, creating quiet pockets that are great for quiet living but impossible to navigate without GPS.

Is Beijum considered safe?

It’s a standard residential area; some spots look a bit grey and dated, but it's mostly just families and retirees minding their own business.