Netherlands Property, Rent & Vehicle Data (official sources)
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from $35.00 / 1,000 address reports
Netherlands Property, Rent & Vehicle Data (official sources)
Dutch address reports (building, energy label, crime, flood risk, noise, schools, home values), rent points checks and licence plate reports (APK history, recalls, odometer) from official government data. Pay per result.
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from $35.00 / 1,000 address reports
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Full reports on Dutch addresses and licence plates, in English, from official government open data. By Factline.
What you get
- Address report (
3511LX 1): building year, floor area and use (Kadaster BAG), energy label (RVO), neighbourhood residents, income and home values (CBS), registered crime per 1,000 residents compared with the national rate (Politie), flood probability now, in 2050 and 2100 (Rijkswaterstaat), road, rail and aircraft noise and air quality (RIVM), listed monuments, nearby schools with results (DUO), distances to 18 amenities, liveability (Leefbaarometer) and home-value trend. - Rent points check: estimated WWS rent points, the rent segment (social, middle or free sector) and the maximum legal basic rent.
- Vehicle report (
GT-722-F): make, model, specs, every APK inspection with the defects found, open and closed recalls, the RDW odometer verdict, import, taxi and export history.
Every row has a one-line summary, the full report and a source line you can cite.
Who uses it
Relocation and expat services, rental platforms, property and mortgage tools, used-car marketplaces and dealers, and anyone enriching a list of Dutch addresses or plates.
Pricing
Pay per result: one event per address report, rent check or vehicle report. Failed lookups are not charged.
Notes
Compiled from Dutch government open data (Kadaster, CBS, Politie, RVO, RIVM, Rijkswaterstaat, RCE, DUO, RDW). Neighbourhood figures are averages for the area, not for the single home. Not an official document.
