Plekwaarde

Plekwaarde is a Dutch noun formed from plek (place) and waarde (value). The term is not widely standardized in mainstream Dutch technical literature, and its precise meaning can vary by context. In some niche or regional usages, plekwaarde is used to denote the value or quality assigned to a specific location for purposes such as urban planning, land use analysis, or property evaluation. It is not a universally recognized technical term like plaatswaarde, which in mathematics refers to the value of a digit according to its position in a number.

Usage and interpretation: When plekwaarde appears, it often refers to a qualitative assessment of a place’s potential, desirability, or development value within a particular framework or report. Because there is no single official definition, readers should consult the source that uses the term to understand the criteria and methodology behind the assigned value. In many cases, plekwaarde may be interchangeable with more common phrases such as “waarde van de locatie” or “plaatswaarde” in informal language, but it does not have a standardized, codified meaning across disciplines.

Relation to other terms: The closest established terms are plekwaarde and plaatswaarde, which have clearer definitions in their respective domains. Plekwaarde should not be assumed to have the same meaning without context.

See also: plaatswaarde, plek, waarde, urban planning terminology, property valuation.

Notes: Due to the term’s obscurity, verify its meaning in the specific document or field where it appears.