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Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
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Miquel van Dongen
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As Tech Director at RE-SEARCH, Miquel van Dongen is co-responsible for developing the platform and for collecting, structuring and analysing data. By combining technology with real estate expertise, he ensures that RE-SEARCH can continuously generate reliable and up-to-date market data.
Laakhaven-West is a substantial and economically diverse district with a resident population of nearly 45,000 people and approximately 24,000 households, supported by a working professional population of approximately 24,250 individuals. The area demonstrates robust economic activity with 8,785 registered business establishments operating across a broad range of sectors. The district's economic profile is distinctly industrial and service-oriented, with manufacturing and energy accounting for the largest share at 3,570 establishments, followed by business services with 1,220 locations, and government, education, and healthcare facilities representing 1,125 operations. Trade and hospitality businesses add a further 900 establishments to the commercial mix. This sectoral composition indicates a mature, mixed-use business environment with particular strength in production, logistics, and professional services infrastructure.
For prospective commercial tenants and investors, Laakhaven-West presents compelling fundamentals. The district maintains a net labour participation rate of 66 percent, ensuring a stable supply of qualified workforce for office-based and service industries. With an average income per capita of €26,300, the local catchment area demonstrates solid purchasing power to support retail and hospitality ventures. The prevalence of industrial and manufacturing facilities, representing over 40 percent of all business establishments, makes this district particularly suitable for logistics, warehouse, and light manufacturing operations seeking established supply-chain networks. However, the significant presence of business services and the area's infrastructure also support corporate office occupancy, while the commercial diversity suggests selective retail and food-service opportunities for enterprises serving the resident and working populations.
CBS dataset: 85984NED · Last updated: June 29, 2026
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