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De Hoogte

4,140 residents · postal code 9716 · Part of Oud-Noord, Groningen

  • no. 12,348 of 13,064 neighbourhoods in the Netherlands
  • no. 106 of 118 in Groningen
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Scores per pillar

Safety

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CBS does not publish this for small or non-residential areas.

De Hoogte, in the north of Groningen, is a pronounced rental neighbourhood: just 9 percent of homes are owner-occupied and nearly seven in ten households are single people. Safety figures are missing, so its total of 2.9 rests on a weak social grade (2.7) and housing (3.1), among others. Amenities do score well, at 8.5. The average home value is low at €225,000.

Amenities nearby

Average distance to everyday amenities, compared with the Dutch median.

Large supermarket
0.6 km
General practitioner
0.9 km
Primary school
1.1 km
Secondary school
1.0 km
Childcare
0.7 km
Train station
0.9 km
Hospital
2.2 km
Restaurant
0.5 km
Café
0.7 km
Library
1.2 km

Safety

Registered crimes per 1,000 people present per year (residents plus business activity, see method). Small neighbourhoods are statistically smoothed.

Total crimes
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Violent crimes
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Burglaries
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per 1,000 people present (residents + businesses)

Housing

Average property value
€ 225,000
Owner-occupied
9%
Single-family homes
22%
Built after 2000
21%
Income per resident
€ 26,000

Who lives here

0–15 13%15–25 18%25–45 44%45–65 18%65+ 6%
Average household size
1.5
Households with children
16%
Single-person households
69%
Residents per km²
7,500

Nearby neighbourhoods

Indische buurt

Groningen

2.6

Selwerd

Groningen

2.9

Tuinwijk

Groningen

2.7

Professorenbuurt

Groningen

3.5

Noorderplantsoenbuurt

Groningen

3.6

Van Starkenborgh

Groningen

9.8

Similar neighbourhoods

Krakeel

Hoogeveen

2.9

Afrikaanderwijk

Rotterdam

2.9

Feijenoord

Rotterdam

2.9

Oude Toren

Eindhoven

2.9

Frequently asked questions

How is the grade for De Hoogte calculated?

De Hoogte scores 2.9 overall. That is a weighted average of five pillars: safety, amenities, housing, social & income, and nature & quiet. Each pillar compares this neighbourhood with every other neighbourhood in the Netherlands, using open data from CBS and the police.