For apartment renters, Jodoigne / Geldenaken has 3 flats listed for rent. The monthly asking prices range from €850 to €1,095, with an average of €932. The municipality has 14,123 inhabitants over 73.7 km²; the average age is 40. Homeownership stands at 70%, average annual net income per capita is €19,834, and households own about 1.3 cars, the national average. The population is 93.4% Belgian, 1.7% French, 0.8% Romanian, 0.7% Italian, 0.4% Portuguese, 0.4% Spanish, 0.4% Polish and 2.2% other nationalities. Housing is 85.6% houses and 14.4% apartment buildings. The overall building mix includes 13.9% buildings and flat blocks, 41.8% open-type houses, farms and castles, 20.5% closed-type houses, 19.9% semi-closed houses, 3.1% commercial houses and 1% other types. Homes generally have 6 rooms; buildings date from around 1933 on average.
The N29 and N240 are the local roads named for Jodoigne / Geldenaken. From the centre, the A3 / E25–E40–E42 is a 9-minute drive, with routes towards Brussels, Leuven, Liège and Eupen. Access to the A4 / E411–E25, serving Brussels, Namur and Arlon, takes 12 minutes. Bus connections include TEC line 18 to Leuven, line 23 to Wavre, line 823 to Eghezée and express line E1 to Louvain-la-Neuve and Ottignies; De Lijn line 360 links Tienen, Hoegaarden and Geldenaken. No metro or tram service is listed.
There are 9 nurseries, 12 nursery schools, 11 primary schools and 4 secondary schools in the municipality. Examples include Melinda Maraponte and Elodie Dewaelheyns among the nurseries, Ecole Fondamentale Annexée Jodoigne and Ecole Communale Fondamentale N°2 De Jodoigne, and the secondary schools Centre Provincial D'Enseignement Secondaire (Cepes) and Institut Saint-Albert. For shopping, Jodoigne / Geldenaken has 2 Delhaize supermarkets, plus 1 Match / Smatch, 1 Trafic, 1 LIDL, 1 Carrefour and 1 Colruyt. One electric charging station is available; the municipality has no shared bicycles or shared cars. Brussels Airport is 30 minutes away by car, while public transport takes 98 minutes.