Kievitsloop, Breda

Kievitsloop is a neighborhood in Breda with 1,936 addresses. The average living area is 117m². The average construction year is 1984.

According to the GGD Health Monitor, life expectancy in and around Kievitsloop is approximately 82.0 years. 79.0% of adults rate their own health as (very) good — clearly above average. In terms of lifestyle, around 18.5% of adults smoke and 47.1% are overweight; 9.1% drink heavily. In addition, 44.2% of residents report feelings of loneliness, an indicator of the neighborhood's social fabric. These health figures are reported at municipal or GGD-region level and outline the broader context around Kievitsloop; they are indicative and not an exact neighborhood-level measurement.

Source: CBS Wijken en Buurten (2024). With 4,824 residents per km², this is a highly urban area. Use these figures to judge whether Kievitsloop is dominated by small households, families, or a broader mix. The age chart shows which life stage is most represented in the neighborhood and helps you estimate lifestyle, amenities, and residential turnover.

The official CBS series for the comparable neighborhood boundary shown here runs from 2016 to 2025. Over that period the population changed by -285 residents (-6.5%), equal to roughly -32 residents per year and an annualized trend of -0.74%.

This official CBS series shows how the average WOZ value evolved between 2016 and 2025. Across the years shown, the neighborhood average increased by €168,000 (91.8%), equal to an annualized increase of 7.5% per year. WOZ values are useful for comparing neighborhoods and understanding local tax context, but always combine them with floor area, construction year, energy label, and recent sale prices.

The population of Kievitsloop is predominantly of Dutch origin: about 73% have a Dutch origin, 8% another European origin, and 18% an origin outside Europe. The multi-year series runs from 2023 to 2025 and uses only CBS years with the exact same neighborhood boundary and origin categories, keeping the trend cleanly comparable. Origin says nothing about nationality or language; it is a CBS classification based on the country of birth of the resident and their parents.

Kievitsloop is, in housing terms, predominantly an owner-occupier neighborhood with 71% owner-occupied and 29% rental homes, of which 16% social housing via housing associations — an average share of social housing. An estimated 15 per 1,000 residents receive general social assistance, an indicator of the neighborhood's socio-economic pressure. These figures come from CBS Kerncijfers wijken en buurten and are intended as neighborhood context, not as a judgment of individual homes or residents.

The largest homes give a quick view of the upper end of the housing stock in Kievitsloop. Compare area, construction year, and energy label to see whether larger homes here are mainly older, newer, or more energy efficient.

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Use these street pages to drill further into Kievitsloop by street, including addresses, housing types, energy labels, and demographic context. That makes it easier to compare differences within the same neighborhood.