Definitions of the characteristics of the dwellings in the neighbourhood CNB:

Houses by ownership:

Homes for sale are owned by the resident (s) or used as a second home. Rental houses are not occupied by the owner of the house. Rental homes are divided into (1) homes owned by a housing association or other institution. And (2) rental properties owned by companies, individuals and investors.

Houses by occupation:

A house is occupied if, according to the Personal Records Database, at least 1 person was registered at the corresponding address. All other homes are considered uninhabited.

Houses by type:

A house is defined as "multi-family" when it forms a whole building together with other houses or (business) spaces. This includes flats, gallery houses, ground floor and upstairs apartments, and apartments and houses above business premises. All other homes are defined as the "single-family" type.

Houses by contruction period:

The year of construction is the year in which a building containing a home was originally delivered. The construction period as used here has two possible values: (1) built in or after the year 2000 and (2) built before the year 2000.

Determination of the real estate value (WOZ value):

Average dwelling value based on the WOZ:

When determining the average dwelling value, only real estate objects are included that are registered as homes (main residence or home with practice space). The (provisional) average home value is determined with the valuation date of the previous year (this is based on the WOZ, the Real Estate Valuation Act).

Figures on traffic accidents

The data on accidents come from the Registered Accidents Netherlands (BRON) database of Rijkswaterstaat. This dataset contains traffic accident reports from the police linked to the digital road network. The accidents are categorized by the outcome of the accident: solely material damage, accidents with injured victims, and accidents with fatal outcomes. Personal injury is damage that someone has suffered due to physical injuries or psychological problems. Accidents with injured victims include all situations where someone has been hospitalized due to the accident, where first aid has been administered, and all other accidents where someone has been injured.

Birth figures

The figures on the relative number of births are based on data from CBS. The basis for this is the number of live births from January 1 to December 31 in relation to the number of inhabitants on January 1 of a year in the neighbourhood CNB. The relative number of births may be higher than expected based on the population. The relative figure concerns the number of births during the year compared to the number of inhabitants on January 1. In new-build areas, the number of residents can grow significantly in a year. For example, 10 children can be born in 1 year in a neighbourhood in which only 10 inhabitants live on January 1, but at the end of the year, for example, 200 inhabitants.

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