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STOCK Utrecht

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Schepenbuurt, Utrecht

STOCK Utrecht Zuid

STOCK Utrecht Zuid
Rijnvliet, Utrecht


Overvecht, Utrecht
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Source: CBS Kerncijfers wijken & buurten
Number of establishments
Schepenbuurt is a vibrant mixed-use district serving a resident population of nearly 30,000 people across more than 16,000 households, supported by a workforce of approximately 18,770 employed professionals. The neighbourhood demonstrates strong economic vitality, with a net labour participation rate of 79 percent and an average income of 41,000 euros per resident, indicating a solid middle-class foundation. The commercial property landscape reflects this diversity: 1,642 non-residential buildings host 6,360 business establishments across multiple sectors. Business services dominate the economy with 1,935 locations, suggesting a robust office and professional services market, while the public sector, education, and healthcare contribute 1,070 establishments. Culture, recreation, and miscellaneous services add 1,055 operations, and the retail and hospitality sector comprises 820 venues, collectively creating a balanced economic ecosystem.
This sectoral composition makes Schepenbuurt particularly attractive for commercial tenants seeking office space or service-oriented operations. The substantial business services cluster indicates strong demand for professional workspaces and a concentration of knowledge workers capable of filling office roles, while the high labour participation rate ensures reliable access to skilled personnel across sectors. The district's moderate-to-strong income levels support both service providers and retail operators targeting local spending. For prospective occupiers, the neighbourhood offers optimal conditions for office and administrative users seeking proximity to service providers and government facilities, as well as retail and hospitality operators tapping into the district's resident population and professional workforce. The mixed-use character reduces reliance on any single economic sector, providing stability and cross-sector opportunities for commercial property users.
CBS dataset: 85984NED · Last updated: August 17, 2026

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