Density counts only residential hectares (10+ residents). Income and wealth: CBS 2024; education: CBS 2022. Where CBS has no figure, an area is never excluded. In grid mode, "Households with kids" uses the cell's own figure when CBS publishes it, otherwise the neighbourhood's.
Crime (police data)
Crime figures load after the map data.
Map
Zoom in to street level to see livability per 100 m cell. Facts and crime still describe the whole neighbourhood.
Shortlist
About this tool and its data
A screening aid for narrowing down where to look, not advice. Scores are averages per neighbourhood and say nothing about a specific street or home. Crime figures count all police-registered reports, including those by visitors and businesses. Bike time is a rough estimate from straight-line distance. Neighbourhoods are shown if any part lies within the radius, and a filter never hides a neighbourhood whose value is unknown.
Livability scores: Leefbaarometer 3.0 (2024), open data from the Dutch Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations. Not endorsed by the government.
Neighbourhood facts: CBS Wijken en Buurten 2024, via PDOK. Population, density and households per 100 m: CBS 100 m statistics 2024.
Income, wealth and education: CBS StatLine (2024, average income 2023, education 2022).
Registered crime 2025: Politie / CBS (table 47018NED).
Address search and base map: PDOK Locatieserver and BRT Achtergrondkaart (Kadaster).
Migration background follows the CBS definition and is shown as a fact about the mix of the population. Your search text is sent to PDOK to find the address. Nothing else leaves your browser; presets and the shortlist are stored only in this browser.