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Appel/'t Woud

Neighbourhood (Wijk) · CBS BU02670203 · CBS Kerncijfers wijken en buurten 2023

Nijkerk
Avg. WOZ Value
€850k
official assessed
Population
690
CBS 2023
Housing Stock
228
total homes
Owner-Occupied
86%
vs rental
Avg. Income
€50.8k
per recipient
Median wealth
€795k
household net worth
Density
64 /km²
residents / km²
Trends 2018–2025
Avg. WOZ Value (€k) 2025
Population 2025
Avg. Income (€k) 2023 · most recent CBS figure
Median Wealth (€k) 2024 · most recent CBS figure
Demographics
Housing Tenure
86%
14%
Owner-occupied
Rental
Household Composition
13%
48%
40%
Single-person
With children
Couples / other
Avg. household size: 2.9
Education & Labour

Higher education

25%

Low education

28.57%

Labour participation

82%


Cultural Background

Dutch background

94.2%

EU / Western background

2.9%

Non-EU background

2.17%

Housing & Liveability
Housing Tenure

Owner-occupied

86%

Rental

14%

Built before 2000

93%


Housing Type

Single-family homes

99%

Multi-family (apartments)

1%


Cars/household: 1.9
Area: 10.8 km²
Proximity — Avg. Distance to Nearest Facility

🏥

General practitioner

4.2 km

🛒

Supermarket

3.7 km

🧒

Childcare

3.6 km

🏫

Primary school

2.1 km

Age Profile
Age Groups — at a glance

0–15 years

11%

15–25 years

18%

25–45 years

16%

45–65 years

36%

65+ years

18%

Economy & Work
Business Activity Sectors
28%
16%
47%
Business services
Trade & hospitality
Govt / edu / health
Other
160 total establishments
Education & Labour Trends
Education Level Over Time
Labour Participation Over Time
Crime Rates (per 1,000 residents)
Total crime · 2025
Appel/'t Woud
20.3
Nijkerk
23.1
Nederland
44.8
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Source: CBS Kerncijfers wijken en buurten & Regionale Kerncijfers Nederland · City context data is municipal-level average · Privacy threshold: some stats suppressed for small populations