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Empty Grassy Field in Leidschenveen Makes Way for Four Residential Towers with 250 Apartments

Summary by Den Haag FM
Four new residential towers with a total of 250 apartments will soon rise on the Madeliefveld, which has been empty for years, next to the Leidschenveen shopping center. More than half of the homes are designated for social housing. The apartments for sale go on Thursday, with prices starting at 345,000 euros. Construction begins in December. Local residents are concerned about increased parking pressure.
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Four new residential towers with a total of 250 apartments will soon rise on the Madeliefveld, which has been empty for years, next to the Leidschenveen shopping center. More than half of the homes are designated for social housing. The apartments for sale go on Thursday, with prices starting at 345,000 euros. Construction begins in December. Local residents are concerned about increased parking pressure.

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Den Haag FM broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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