In Jodoigne / Geldenaken, 14,123 people live across 73.7 km². The average age is 40, and homeowners make up 70% of residents. Average annual net income per person is €19,834, while households own about 1.3 cars, matching the national average. Residents are 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. The housing stock comprises 85.6% houses and 14.4% apartment buildings. Across all buildings, 13.9% are buildings and flat blocks; 41.8% are open-type houses, farms or castles, 20.5% closed-type houses, 19.9% semi-closed houses, 3.1% commercial houses and 1% other types. Accommodation generally has 6 rooms, and buildings were constructed around 1933 on average.
There are 21 flats for sale, with an average asking price of €277,312. The listed range runs from €145,000 to €470,000. The N29 and N240 provide local road connections. From central Jodoigne / Geldenaken, the A3 / E25–E40–E42, serving routes towards Brussels, Leuven, Liège and Eupen, is 9 minutes away; reaching the A4 / E411–E25 towards Brussels, Namur and Arlon takes 12 minutes. Bus options 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.
The municipality has 9 nurseries, 12 nursery schools, 11 primary schools and 4 secondary schools. Among the named options are Ecole Fondamentale Annexée Jodoigne and Ecole Communale Fondamentale N°2 De Jodoigne for nursery and primary education, along with Centre Provincial D'Enseignement Secondaire (Cepes) and Institut Saint-Albert for secondary education. Grocery and other supermarket choices include 2 Delhaize branches and 1 each of Match / Smatch, Trafic, LIDL, Carrefour and Colruyt. There is 1 electric charging station, but no shared-bike or shared-car service. Brussels Airport can be reached in 30 minutes by car; public transport takes 98 minutes.