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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
Retail space for rent
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Miquel van Dongen
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Lageweide is a vibrant mixed-use district with nearly 30,000 residents and a diverse economic base anchored by approximately 6,360 business ventures. The area hosts 1,642 commercial properties and demonstrates particular strength in professional services, which accounts for 1,935 establishments and signals a robust office market. The public sector, education, and healthcare comprise a second pillar with 1,070 facilities, while culture, recreation, and miscellaneous services add 1,055 locations. Trade and hospitality contribute a further 820 businesses, indicating solid retail and food-service activity that brings foot traffic and consumer spending to local high streets.
For prospective commercial tenants and investors, Lageweide presents an attractive profile supported by a working-age population of 18,770 with a net labour participation rate of 79 percent, ensuring a steady supply of skilled and semi-skilled workers. Average household income reaches 41,000 euros per resident, reflecting solid middle-class purchasing power throughout the catchment area. This combination makes the district particularly well-suited for office users in business and professional services, who benefit from local employment pools and complementary service providers. Retail and hospitality operators will find a supportive residential base with genuine spending capacity, while the presence of public institutions and education facilities underpins long-term stability and foot traffic independent of economic cycles.
CBS dataset: 85984NED · Last updated: October 19, 2026
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