De Ooi

About De Ooi

De Ooi is a neighborhood located in Doesburg, Netherlands. With a population of 2.275 residents, this area offers a unique blend of urban and suburban living.

The neighborhood has an average household size of 2.1 people per household.

Approximately 33% of households include children, making it a family-oriented area.

Housing

The housing market in De Ooi features a variety of property types and price points.

Average Property Value: €226.000

Whether you're looking for a starter apartment, family home, or luxury property, De Ooi offers diverse housing options to suit various budgets and lifestyles.

Education & Schools

There are 5 primary schools within the neighborhood, providing convenient education options for families.

High-quality education is a priority in Doesburg, with schools maintaining strong academic standards and diverse teaching methods to suit different learning styles.

Safety & Community

Safety is an important consideration when choosing where to live. De Ooi has a safety score of 49/100, indicating an area that could use safety improvements.

The neighborhood benefits from active community engagement and regular local policing efforts.

Crime Statistics

According to the latest available data, De Ooi experiences approximately 26.5 crimes per 1,000 residents annually.

This rate is relatively low, similar to other neighborhoods in the region.

Lifestyle & Amenities

De Ooi offers a vibrant lifestyle with amenities within easy reach. The neighborhood boasts:

• Diverse dining and shopping options
• Parks and recreational facilities
• Public transportation connections
• Cultural and entertainment venues
• Community services and healthcare

Getting Around

De Ooi benefits from excellent connectivity within Doesburg. Public transportation options include buses and regional trains, making it easy to reach other parts of the city and beyond.

Cycling is a popular way to get around the neighborhood, with dedicated bike lanes and infrastructure throughout the area. Car ownership is common but not essential, depending on your lifestyle.