Analysis Report
De Reeshof
Tilburg, Netherlands
Generated 28 March 2026
Balanced profile
Overall score
33/100
Transit
6/10
Safety
1/10
Green
0/10
Summary
"Poor choice for a Balanced lifestyle"
De Reeshof in Tilburg has a poor score of 33/100, mainly due to its high crime rate in the De Katsbogten neighbourhood. This area is not recommended for families with children or those prioritizing safety. However, it does have some affordable housing options.
Places and amenities
Income and housing
Crime and safety
Noise and environment
Overall fit
Start with the headline read, then use the score bars and area snapshot to see where this place looks convincing and where the caution begins.
De Reeshof
Tilburg, Netherlands
De Reeshof in Tilburg has a poor score of 33/100, mainly due to its high crime rate in the De Katsbogten neighbourhood. This area is not recommended for families with children or those prioritizing safety. However, it does have some affordable housing options.
Strongest visible upside
De Reeshof has relatively affordable housing with average home values of EUR 380,940.
Best used as the first reason to keep this place on the shortlist.
Main trade-off to check
The De Katsbogten neighbourhood has a high crime rate, with 22 registered crimes.
This is usually the first thing to verify in person or against nearby alternatives.
Evidence note
Housing reliability: Low · 2/5 core signals
Only part of the core housing picture is available, so stronger signals should be treated cautiously.
Area snapshot
District
Unavailable
Municipality
Tilburg
Safety
High crime
Income level
Middle income
Urbanisation
Rural
Context data from CBS (Statistics Netherlands) and Politie · 2025
Housing data from municipality averages
Daily life fit
These sections answer what everyday life is likely to feel like here before you get into the money trade-offs.
Lifestyle pillars
A decision-focused read of how this location performs across the things people actually live with every day.
Decision read
Daily life here looks strongest on mobility, but safety is where the compromise shows up first.
Read the strongest and weakest pillar together before relying on the average feel of the area.
Transport access looks workable here, with 5 nearby stops supporting daily travel, though it is not one of the strongest connected areas.
The official safety read is high crime, making safety one of the clearer trade-offs in this location.
Green relief looks limited here, with 0 parks nearby and a moderate overall noise profile.
Daily errands look manageable here, with 6 grocery options and 3 food spots supporting the area.
Only part of the core housing picture is available here, with average home values around EUR 380,940.
Money & trade-offs
Use this section to see whether the housing picture looks attainable and what you may be giving up or gaining in return.
Affordability & trade-offs
A practical reading of budget fit, housing context, and what this area seems to trade for that price point.
Decision read
The housing read is usable as context, but not strong enough to treat like a complete affordability answer. The biggest thing to judge below is whether this trade-off feels worth it in practice.
Use this to decide whether the price context makes sense before you get lost in the supporting numbers.
Price level
Mid-range
EUR 380,940
Budget fit
Limited data
Unavailable
Housing mix
Balanced mix
Owner 53.87% · Rental 46.11%
Housing reliability: Low · 2/5 core signals
Area position
These bars combine local liveability scores with municipality income and sale-price benchmarks.
Trade-off read
For budget planning, the clearest message is that the housing picture is usable, but the budget fit is still harder to pin down. Price-wise, it stays closer to the local middle band than to either extreme. This uses Tilburg municipality housing averages, so it is less precise than a district-level read. Only a small share of the core housing signals are available, so treat this as a cautious first read.
Only part of the core housing picture is available, so stronger signals should be treated cautiously.
Median household income: Unavailable · Tilburg · CBS latest · Housing context municipality-level
Average purchase price: Unavailable · Municipality-level average purchase price
Practical specifics
These sections answer focused practical questions that often matter a lot once a shortlist starts to form.
School fit
A practical family and education-access read using nearby school coverage and school-stage mix.
Moderate
4/10
Decision read
School access is not one of the stronger reasons to choose this area, so family decisions should compare this section carefully against nearby alternatives.
This is an area-access read, so use it to judge coverage and stage mix before checking individual schools more closely.
School locations nearby
1
Unique institutions
1
Some nearby education options are present, but school access is not one of the clearest strengths of this area.
Strengths
- De Reeshof has relatively affordable housing with average home values of EUR 380,940.
- There are some grocery stores available in the area, with a score of 6.
- The area has a mix of household incomes, making it a middle-income area.
Weakness
- The De Katsbogten neighbourhood has a high crime rate, with 22 registered crimes.
- The area has a sparse green space, with no parks available for residents to enjoy.
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How would this address score for other lifestyles?
Family
19
Young Professional
42
Nightlife
48
Active & Outdoors
23
Quiet & Remote
11
Student
43
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Unlock this profile →De Reeshof through Plekia's lifestyle pillars
This public page turns the cached neighbourhood data into five decision pillars so you can quickly see where the area looks strongest and where the real trade-offs are.
Transport access looks workable here, with 5 nearby stops supporting daily travel, though it is not one of the strongest connected areas.
The official safety read is high crime, making safety one of the clearer trade-offs in this location.
Green relief looks limited here, with 0 parks nearby and a moderate overall noise profile.
Daily errands look manageable here, with 6 grocery options and 3 food spots supporting the area.
Only part of the core housing picture is available here, with average home values around EUR 380,940.
Looks strongest for
Mobility
People who want easy day-to-day movement and less car dependence. transport access looks workable here, with 5 nearby stops supporting daily travel, though it is not one of the strongest connected areas.
Daily convenience
Daily convenience is one of the clearer reasons to shortlist this area. daily errands look manageable here, with 6 grocery options and 3 food spots supporting the area. People who value groceries, food, and everyday errands close to home.
Watch-outs before deciding
Safety
This is one of the sections to pressure-test more closely. This is area context, not a guarantee about one street or one building.
Green & calm
Green relief looks limited here, with 0 parks nearby and a moderate overall noise profile. Visit at different times of day if noise and atmosphere matter heavily to you.
Affordability reading
Mid-range · Balanced mix
For budget planning, the clearest message is that the housing picture is usable, but the budget fit is still harder to pin down. Price-wise, it stays closer to the local middle band than to either extreme. This uses Tilburg municipality housing averages, so it is less precise than a district-level read. Only a small share of the core housing signals are available, so treat this as a cautious first read. Only part of the core housing picture is available, so stronger signals should be treated cautiously.
How to read this public guide
This page is a balanced snapshot of the latest cached area analysis. It is designed to help you understand the neighbourhood quickly, not replace an in-person visit or professional advice.
Report freshness
28 March 2026
This public report reflects the latest cached balanced snapshot for this area.
Housing confidence
Low
Housing reliability: Low · 2/5 core signals
What is official
CBS, Politie, DUO
Housing, income, crime, and school context comes from imported official Dutch datasets where available.
What is mapped
OpenStreetMap
Nearby places and amenity counts come from mapped local context within roughly 800 metres.
What is estimated
Scores and summaries
Plekia turns the raw inputs into decision-friendly scores and summaries, while still showing when the evidence is partial.
What this score is good for
Comparing areas, spotting trade-offs, and deciding whether a listing is worth deeper investigation or a viewing.
What it does not replace
Viewings, legal or mortgage advice, property valuation, route comfort checks, and your own judgement about the street and building.
What people usually want to know about living in De Reeshof
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Does the local housing context read as more affordable, mid-range, or higher-priced?
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