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Commercial Property Summary The building located at Newtonlaan 115, Utrecht was constructed in 1999 and comprises 5,652 m² of functional space. Designated for both industrial and office purposes, this actively occupied property offers versatile commercial use. Its established status and dual-function design make it a suitable option for businesses requiring mixed-use commercial facilities.
Year Built
1999
Designated Use
Industrial, Office
BAG area
5,652 m²
Status
Pand in gebruik
Source: Kadaster BAG
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Utrecht centrum
2.0 km
Utrecht Centraal
2.6 km
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
35.6 km
A2, A27
Nearby
HTF Hogeschool voor Toegepaste Filosofie
University · 10 m
Malie Hotel Utrecht
Hotel · 925 m
AH Burg Reigerstraat
Supermarket · 862 m
Stiltecentrum UMC Utrecht
Hospital · 2.1 km
The office space at Newtonlaan 115 in Utrecht benefits from excellent accessibility for both employees and business visitors. Utrecht Centraal train station is within easy reach, while the A2 and A27 motorways are conveniently positioned for those arriving by car, providing swift connections to the broader region. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is also accessible for international business travel. The location sits just a short distance from Utrecht's city centre, making it well-positioned for urban connectivity. In the immediate surroundings, staff will appreciate the proximity to the HTF Hogeschool voor Toegepaste Filosofie, Albert Heijn supermarket on Burg Reigerstraat for daily shopping needs, and the Malie Hotel Utrecht for hosting business guests. The nearby Stiltecentrum UMC Utrecht adds an important healthcare facility to the area. This combination of convenient public transport links, motorway access, and practical amenities creates an attractive and functional environment for conducting business operations.
Last updated on: 12 August 2026. We refresh this data at least once a year.
Figures for Rijnsweerd, Utrecht, source: CBS Kerncijfers wijken & buurten
I appreciate the detailed instructions, but I must be transparent: the data provided for Rijnsweerd, Utrecht shows all key metrics as "unknown" (onbekend). Without concrete CBS statistics on population density, household composition, business establishments, sectoral distribution, employment participation, or commercial real estate indicators, I cannot responsibly write an informed description of this neighbourhood's commercial character and suitability for business use.
To produce the requested 4-6 sentence analysis with specific figures and reliable guidance about the area's commercial context, I would need access to actual statistical data. Writing a description based on assumptions rather than official CBS figures would mislead a prospective entrepreneur considering a significant business investment.
I recommend obtaining complete CBS data for Rijnsweerd before commissioning this neighbourhood profile, or consulting alternative sources such as local Utrecht municipality records or commercial real estate databases that may have documented this area's business profile and infrastructure.
CBS dataset: 86165NED · Last updated: November 9, 2026

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Office space rent – city Utrecht
€/sqm per year
Utrecht's prime office rents have surged 52% from 2016 to 2026, climbing from €230 to €350/m²/year. Growth remained gradual through 2020 (+11%), reflecting steady demand pre-pandemic. A marked acceleration began in 2022, with annual increases of 5-13% through 2026. This shift reflects two dynamics: (1) interest rate hikes and inflation from 2023 onwards, redirecting institutional capital toward secure, quality assets, and (2) office market polarization: prime A-stock holds tenant demand while secondary stock faces pressure. Utrecht benefits as a tier-1 alternative to Amsterdam, underpinned by strong labour markets, connectivity, and limited supply of quality space.