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Rijnvliet, Utrecht


Overvecht, Utrecht

STOCK Utrecht

STOCK Utrecht
Schepenbuurt, Utrecht
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Source: CBS Kerncijfers wijken & buurten
Number of establishments
The Hoog-Catharijne NS and Jaarbeurs district presents a vibrant mixed-use urban environment with approximately 20,190 residents and 13,615 households, anchored by a robust economic base of 6,525 business establishments. This densely populated area is characterized by significant commercial diversity, with business real estate comprising 2,483 non-residential properties. The economic landscape is distinctly dominated by business services, which account for 1,780 of the district's total establishments, reflecting strong demand for office and professional facilities. Trade and hospitality follows closely with 1,450 venues, while culture, recreation, and miscellaneous services contribute 1,055 locations, alongside government, education, and healthcare institutions numbering 990 establishments. This sectoral composition reveals a thriving hub that balances corporate activity with substantial retail and leisure components, creating a multifaceted commercial ecosystem.
For prospective commercial tenants or buyers, this district offers compelling fundamentals rooted in a highly active labor market, with 13,960 working professionals maintaining a notable net labor participation rate of 79 percent. The area's average income per resident stands at €46,400, indicating solid purchasing power that supports both business services and consumer-facing retail operations. The concentration of business services establishments points to particularly strong opportunities for office space targeting professional firms, consultancies, and corporate headquarters, while the substantial presence of trade, hospitality, and recreational sectors makes the area equally attractive for retail, food and beverage, and entertainment-focused operators seeking access to a large, affluent, and economically engaged local market.
CBS dataset: 85984NED · Last updated: June 29, 2026

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