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Retail space for rent
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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
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Kanaleneiland-Noord is a vibrant and substantial commercial hub with a population of approximately 40,830 residents and 21,910 households, anchored by a diverse economic base of 6,325 business establishments. The district's economic profile is distinctly service-oriented, with business services leading the way at 1,855 vestigions, followed by a significant public sector presence spanning government, education and healthcare with 1,325 locations. Transport, information and communication services form another pillar with 865 establishments, while culture, recreation and miscellaneous services add a further 840 venues, creating an environment of considerable commercial and professional activity. This sectoral composition reflects a area oriented toward knowledge work, institutional services and connectivity rather than traditional manufacturing or retail dominance.
For commercial property seekers, Kanaleneiland-Noord presents compelling fundamentals rooted in a skilled labour market and moderate purchasing power. The district supports a working population of 24,160 with a net labour participation rate of 73%, indicating strong availability of educated professionals to support office-based operations and service businesses. Average household income stands at €34,600 per resident, positioning the area as middle-market in purchasing capacity, which supports both B2B service providers and quality-focused retail. With 1,853 non-residential properties and this economic structure heavily weighted toward business services, government, education and transport sectors, the area is optimally suited for office users, professional service firms and logistics operators, rather than mainstream consumer retail.
CBS dataset: 85984NED · Last updated: September 21, 2026
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