This dataset offers a high-resolution indicator of average household income across the Netherlands at a fine-grained buurten level. The dataset is ideal for detailed socioeconomic analysis, market potential assessments, and a wide range of location intelligence applications across the Netherlands.

Developed using official data from trusted official sources and enhanced by Geolocet’s proprietary modelling techniques, this dataset delivers reliable and geographically precise income estimates for thousands of statistical sectors across the country.

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Key features

• Sample data available for immediate download
• Geographic coverage: Statistical Sector level
• Granularity: High-resolution data at statistical sector level (14,574 zones)
• Average population per statistical sector (buurt): ~1,200 people
• Indicators included:
  • Total population
  • Employed population
  • Number of households
  • Average household income (EUR per household, per year) split in 15 ranges
• Available formats: CSV and Shapefile
• Coordinate system: EPSG:4326
• Use cases: Market analysis, retail site selection, real estate investment, public policy, and more

Data sources & methodology

The dataset is based on publicly available socioeconomic and geographic data. Geolocet applies robust spatial modelling to estimate income indicators where direct data is unavailable at statistical sector level, ensuring comprehensive and consistent coverage.

Why choose Geolocet?

We specialise in creating granular, high-quality geospatial datasets tailored to business needs. Our income indicators are regularly updated, quality-checked, and built to integrate seamlessly with other Geolocet products such as demographics, points of interest, and administrative boundaries.

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