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Leidschendam-Voorburg

Zuid-Holland · Strongly urban · CBS GM1916

Avg. sale price

€502k

Price Growth YoY

+5.8%

Population

78.318

Leidschendam-Voorburg is a municipality in Zuid-Holland with 78.318 residents, the 49th largest of the 342 Dutch municipalities. The average WOZ property value is €443k, 11% above the national average of €398k. Of its 37.861 homes, 59% are owner-occupied (nationally 57%). The municipality has 13 districts, each with its own housing, population, income and amenities figures below.

At a Glance

Zuid-Holland province · urbanisation level 2/5

59% owner-occupied · 41% rental

Average income €49.8k · 45.5% higher educated

70% labour participation · 2.402 /km²

Neighbourhood Map

(CBS Wijken · click a neighbourhood to explore)

Average sale price

€502k

+5% vs Netherlands2025
Average WOZ value

€443k

+11% vs Netherlands2025
Owner-occupied

59.0%

+4% vs Netherlands2025
Housing Stock

37.861

total homes
Sale Price vs. WOZ Value (€k)
In 2025 the average sale price was €59k (13%) above the WOZ value. WOZ is a tax assessment with a reference date about a year earlier, so it trails the market.
Average sale price · 2025
€502k
€270kmedian €469k€1,106k

Higher than 62% of municipalities (342)

Population Over Time (thousands)
Population has grown by 3k since 2018, reaching 78k in 2025.
Housing type · Avg. WOZ Home Value Over Time (€k) · Year-on-Year Sale Price Growth (%) · Year-on-Year WOZ Growth (%) · Housing Tenure
Housing type
39%
61%
Single-family
Multi-family
Avg. WOZ Home Value Over Time (€k)
Year-on-Year Sale Price Growth (%)
6 of 7 years had price gains. Best: 15.6% (2021); worst: -4.9% (2023).
Year-on-Year WOZ Growth (%)
Housing Tenure

Owner-occupied

59%

Rental

41%

Built before 2000

97%

Household Composition

Single

41.9%

With children

31.34%

Avg size: 2.1
Density: 2.402 /km²
Population density

2,402

+348% vs Netherlands2025
Age Distribution
16%
25%
26%
24%
vs Netherlands
15%
12%
26%
27%
20%
0–15 years
15–25 years
25–45 years
45–65 years
65+ years
Cultural Background · Migration Background Breakdown · Births vs deaths
Cultural Background

Dutch background

61.75%

EU / Western background

11.23%

Non-EU background

27.02%

Migration Background Breakdown
2022 data
CBS 70072ned · Western = EU + N. America + Indonesia + Japan
Births vs deaths
Average income

€50k

+18% vs Netherlands2024 · most recent CBS figure
Poverty

3.3%

+6% vs Netherlands2024 · most recent CBS figure
Labour participation

70.0%

2024 · most recent CBS figure
Avg. Income per Recipient Over Time (€k) 2024 · most recent CBS figure
Income distribution · Labour Contracts · Education & Labour
Education & Labour

Higher education

45.5%

Low education

22.1%

Labour participation

70%

Labour Contracts

Permanent contract

59%

Flexible contract

24%

Self-employed

17%

Wealth & Poverty
Median wealth
€153.4k
Poverty rate
3.3%
Cars/household
1.0
Median Wealth Over Time (€k)
Poverty rate: CBS has only published 2024 so far, so there is no trend yet.
Crime Rates (per 1,000 residents)
Source: CBS / Politie StatLine — 2012–2024
Total crime · 2025
52.9
14.3median 30.787.0

Higher than 90% of municipalities (342)

Theft, violence and vandalism together make up about 63% of all registered crime — they do not add up to the total.
Theft
25.4
Property damage
4.7
Violent crime
5.2
In 2025: 25.4 theft, 5.2 violent crimes per 1,000 residents.
Social benefits
Recipients count (latest available year)
Schools
School counts: DUO open data (active locations) · Quality verdicts: Inspectie van het Onderwijs, Aug 2026Share of all school locations. The Inspectie mainly gives a school its own verdict when it sees a risk; most schools have none and fall in the middle segment. For secondary schools the weakest programme verdict at that location counts.

18

Primary schools (PO)

7

Secondary schools (VO)

Inspection quality

92%
8%
Good · 0.0%
Sufficient or no separate verdict · 92.0%
Weak / insufficient · 8.0%
Childcare
Source: LRK (Landelijk Register Kinderopvang) · Registered & active locations only

42

Daycare (KDV)

32

After-school care (BSO)

1.499

KDV child places

36

Avg KDV size
12.0 KDV spots /100 children (0–15)
1.29 KDV /km²

KDV vs BSO breakdown

57%
43%
Kinderdagverblijf (ages 0–4) · 57% · 42 locations
Buitenschoolse opvang (after-school) · 43% · 32 locations

VVE coverage (early childhood education)

29%
71%
Offers VVE · 29% · 12 locations
No VVE · 71% · 30 locations
Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂)

16.6

+38% vs Netherlands2025
Fine particulates (PM2.5)

8.9

+2% vs Netherlands2025
Distance to GP

0.8 km

-27% vs Netherlands2025
Distance to supermarket

0.8 km

-20% vs Netherlands2025
Proximity — Avg. Distance to Nearest Facility

General practitioner

0.8 km

Supermarket

0.8 km

Childcare

0.5 km

Primary school

0.8 km

Source: CBS Nabijheid voorzieningen 2023
Public Transport
Source: OpenStreetMap

Train stations

3

Bus stops

95

Tram stops

28

Air Quality
Annual average concentrations — source: RIVM Large-Scale Concentration Maps
NO₂ nitrogen dioxide
16.6
µg/m³
+4.5 vs. national avg (12.0 µg/m³)EU limit: 40 µg/m³
PM2.5 particulate matter
8.9
µg/m³
+0.2 vs. national avg (8.7 µg/m³)EU limit: 25 µg/m³
Energy consumption trend · Solar panels
Energy consumption trend
Religious Affiliation (%)
Province-level estimate (CBS 2015) · Zuid-Holland
Places of Worship (Buildings)
18 total in municipality · 2.3 per 10k residents

Christian churches

17

Mosques

1

Synagogues

0

Temples / other

0

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