Geer’s housing stock is mainly houses: 92% of dwellings are houses and 8% are apartment buildings. The municipality covers 23.6 km² and has 3,485 inhabitants, with an average age of about 38. Home ownership stands at 83%, and average net income per person is €20,034 net a year. Residents’ nationalities are 97% Belgian, 1% French, 0.7% Italian, 0.2% Spanish, 0.1% Kyrgyzstani, 0.1% German, 0.1% Romanian and 0.9% other. At present, there are 0 houses for rent in Geer, so there is no current rental range to compare.
The average home has 6.6 rooms, and the buildings date from around 1936. Building types across the municipality are 59.4% detached houses, farms and castles, 24% semi-detached houses, 7.8% apartment buildings and blocks, 6.7% terraced houses, 1.3% commercial houses and 0.7% other types. Local companies include 19 corporations in mixed farming, 17 in business and management consultancy, 14 in architecture, 13 in growing cereals, legumes and oil seeds, 10 in restaurants and mobile food services, and 10 in landscape services.
The A3/E25–E40–E42 is a 4-minute drive from Geer’s centre, along the Brussels–Leuven–Liège–Eupen corridor. The A15/E42, linking La Louvière, Charleroi, Namur and Liège, is 11 minutes away. The N69, N615, N637a and N637 also pass through the municipality. Bus options include TEC line 128 and line 283 from Waremme through Geer to Hannut, line 145 between Huy and Waremme, line 83 between Liège, Bierset and Hannut, and E84 between Namur, Hannut and Waremme. No metro or tram service is listed. The nearest stations are Borgworm/Waremme, Bleret, Remicourt, Landen and Momalle.
Families have 3 nurseries, including Les Poupons De Geer and Les Amis De Toby, alongside 3 nursery schools and 3 primary schools, including Ecole Fondamentale Communale. There is no secondary school. No information is provided about supermarkets or shops. Geer has no shared-bike or shared-car service and no known EV charging station. Liège Airport is 20 minutes away by car, or 100 minutes by public transport.