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Source: CBS Kerncijfers wijken & buurten
Number of establishments
The Amstel Industrial Area stands as a vibrant mixed-use business district hosting approximately 3,205 commercial establishments across its 2,173 non-residential properties. Home to some 14,450 residents and anchored by a working professional population of 7,740, the area demonstrates strong economic vitality. The business landscape is dominated by professional services, which account for 1,035 registered establishments, nearly a third of all commercial activity, underscoring the area's positioning as a hub for office-based enterprises, consulting firms, and administrative functions. Trade and hospitality constitute the second pillar with 495 venues, while public administration, education, and healthcare add a further 470 establishments. Transport, information, and communication services contribute an additional 415 businesses, reflecting the district's importance as a logistics and connectivity node within the broader metropolitan economy.
For prospective tenants and investors, the Amstel Industrial Area presents compelling fundamentals. The resident workforce boasts a net labour participation rate of 74%, indicating strong availability of qualified personnel for service and operational roles. With average annual income per resident reaching €43,800, the immediate catchment area demonstrates solid purchasing power, particularly supporting retail and hospitality ventures. This profile makes the district especially attractive for office operators seeking proximity to a skilled workforce, professional service providers, and hybrid commercial users. The substantial presence of logistics and communication-sector businesses alongside established retail and food service venues confirms that the area successfully accommodates multiple commercial typologies, from corporate offices and distribution facilities to customer-facing retail operations, making it a versatile choice for diverse business models.
CBS dataset: 85984NED · Last updated: June 29, 2026

Miquel van Dongen
Tech Director
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.
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