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Hermine Pfeiffer

68 · retired · mother with an adult child · owns outright · Müllendorf

35.7 million people in Europe would buy a heat pump the way Hermine would

218 fields on the person 432 on the household 47 spend lines 55 emission lines

Household net income €77,300 decile 8 of 10 in Austria
Net wealth €449,000 decile 10 of 10
Yearly spend €82,300 112% of net income
Financial stress 32 of 100 · region median 73
Twins in Europe

35.7 million people would buy a heat pump the way she would

65 or older, owns the home outright, heats with oil, gas or wood, top three wealth deciles. Counted across every country in the population. Germany has the most at 8.73 million; Austria has 633,646.

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Wallet

€77,300 a year after tax

€93,000 gross, €15,600 in tax. That puts the household in decile 8 nationally and 1.5× the median for Burgenland.

Net income €77.3k
Burgenland median €52.9k this km² €55.7k 1.5×
Balance sheet

€449,000 net worth

A home owned outright, worth €308,000 and bought in 1986. €672,000 in financial assets, €255,000 of it liquid. No debt at all.

Net wealth €449k
Burgenland median €72.7k this km² €119k 6.2×
Resilience

32 of 100 financial stress

The pressure comes from fuel prices. Reserves cover 6.9 months of costs, 49 months survivable if the main earner lost their job. Could absorb replacing the car.

Stress score 32
Burgenland median 73 this km² 56 0.4×
Where the money goes

€82,300 spent a year, 26% on housing and utilities

7% of spend happens online against 11% for the region. Compares, reads reviews and waits for the right offer. Promotion sensitivity 0.18 against a regional median of 0.58. Shops mainstream brands.

Housing and utilities €21.7k
Burgenland median €14k 1.6×
How to reach them

Hard to reach: no paid or ad-supported channels

Broadcast TV and radio, plus social video and the odd app. Ads reach this segment through entertainment, not news. Digital engagement 0.40 against a regional median of 0.39.

Digital engagement 0.40
Burgenland median 0.39 1.0×
Home and energy

Wood and biomass, 1 car (Petrol)

A house owned outright, 39 years at this address. No electric car; the nearest fast charger is 18.5 km away. Household footprint 29 tCO₂e a year.

Emissions 29 t
Burgenland median 20.6 t this km² 22.1 t 1.4×
Next three years

5% chance to move home

move home: 5% (region 7%) · change job: 0% (region 15%) · form a partnership: 0% (region 4%) · have a child: 0% (region 0%)

Chance to move home 5%
Burgenland median 7% 0.7×
What they value

Helping people · Equal treatment for all

These matter more to them than to the average Austrian; having a good time matters less. European Social Survey values, scored for a 68-year-old of this background; 0 is the national average.

lessaveragemore
Helping people
+1.5
Equal treatment for all
+1.1
Having a good time
−1.5
01 · Twins in Europe

35.7 million people would buy a heat pump the way Hermine would

She owns her house outright, heats it with wood, and sits in the top wealth deciles. A heat pump is a purchase she can afford and her house needs. How many households like hers are there?

35.7 million people like Hermine, by region 47.84° N, 16.45° E
this household fewer to more people per region
If you were selling a heat pump 35.7 million people across 37 countries match this row on the things that matter for a heat pump
  • 65 or older
  • owns the home outright
  • heats with oil, gas or wood
  • top three wealth deciles

Counted over the live population on 2026-09-09, persons table, cells under 100 suppressed. Today the segment is hand-built from the row. The foundation model will find twins on all 752 fields at once.

Where they are

Germany
8.73 million
Italy
5.44 million
England
4.95 million
France
3.7 million
Spain
3.39 million
Poland
980,000
Romania
908,000
Belgium
705,000
Greece
697,000
Netherlands
658,000
Austria
634,000
Hungary
538,000
Czechia
537,000
Scotland
525,000

Densest regions

  • Lombardia882,000
  • Brandenburg648,000
  • Ile-de-France627,000
  • Andalucía558,000
  • Lazio529,000
  • Cataluña528,000
  • Düsseldorf521,000
  • Köln491,000
02 · The household

Mother with an adult child

One economic unit. Income, tax, wealth, debt, the home, the cars, the heating, and how it holds up under pressure. All of it reconciled to national accounts for Austria.

Where a year of income goes

Gross income
€93,000
Tax
€15,600
Net income
€77,300
of which capital income
€22,800
Consumption
€84,500
Drawn from savings
€7,300

Equivalised net income €51,500 per adult equivalent. No discretionary headroom.

Balance sheet

Home €308k
Financial assets €672k
of which liquid €255k
Debt €0
Net wealth €449k
Burgenland median €72.7k this km² €119k 6.2×
Inheritance received
€189,000
Wealth decile
10 of 10
Affluence in the neighbourhood
well below the local level

Under pressure

Overall financial stress 32
Burgenland median 73 this km² 56 0.4×
If the main earner lost their job 0
Energy prices 16
Fuel prices 32
Interest rates 22
Reserves cover
6.9 months of costs
Survives a job loss for
49 months, income down 60%
Housing cost burden
21% of income
Replace the washing machine
Absorbs it (€1,400)
Replace the car
Absorbs it (€22,100)
Financially fragile
No · 15% of the region is

The home

Tenure
Owns outright, since 1986
Dwelling
House · desirability 0.76
Years at this address
39
Heating
Wood and biomass
Solar
No · 41% of the region has panels
Cars
1 (Petrol)
Energy running cost
€1,700 a year
Vehicle running cost
€4,500 a year
Health costs out of pocket
€3,000 a year
03 · Where the money goes

€82,300 a year, on 47 lines

A full household budget in the European COICOP classification, raked to national accounts, priced at local price levels, with the online share and the promotion sensitivity of each category.

Food and drink €8,888
  • Food€8,030
  • Non-alcoholic drinks€860
  • Bought online5%
Alcohol and tobacco €1,479
  • Alcoholic drinks€810
  • Tobacco€730
  • Narcotics€10
Clothing and footwear €3,338
  • Clothing€2,750
  • Footwear€590
  • Bought online23%
Housing and utilities €21.7k
  • Imputed rent€5,990
  • Electricity, gas and fuels€4,720
  • Water and dwelling services€4,190
  • Home maintenance and repair€2,600
  • Rent paid€0
  • Bought online5%
Furnishings and appliances €6,669
  • Furniture and furnishings€2,890
  • Routine household upkeep€1,270
  • Household appliances€1,130
  • Tools, house and garden€600
  • Household textiles€420
  • Glassware and utensils€360
  • Bought online8%
Health €4,830
  • Outpatient care€2,340
  • Medicines and medical goods€2,120
  • Hospital care€380
  • Bought online16%
Transport €11k
  • Running vehicles€6,900
  • Buying vehicles€5,380
  • Transport services€570
  • Bought online7%
Communication €1,031
  • Phone and internet plans€890
  • Phones and devices€140
  • Postal services€0
  • Bought online6%
Recreation and culture €11.4k
  • Package holidays€5,280
  • Culture and recreation services€2,090
  • Games, gardens and pets€1,850
  • Newspapers, books and stationery€1,120
  • Audio, photo and IT kit€670
  • Major recreation durables€410
  • Bought online6%
Education €76
  • Other education€50
  • Tertiary education€30
  • Primary education€0
  • Secondary education€0
  • Post-secondary education€0
Restaurants and hotels €4,539
  • Restaurants and cafés€4,240
  • Hotels and accommodation€300
  • Bought online10%
Other goods and services €9,585
  • Insurance€4,580
  • Personal care€2,350
  • Other services€1,270
  • Social protection€850
  • Personal effects€460
  • Financial services€80
  • Other personal services€0
  • Bought online5%

Tick marks are the Burgenland median household. Open a division for its lines.

Shopping

Online share of spend
7% · region 11%
Online orders, 3 months
4
Decides
Deliberates
Promotion sensitivity
0.18 · region 0.58
Price tier
Mainstream
Shops
Transit and car · catchment 9 km

Lifestyle

Diet
Omnivore
Going out
0.96 propensity
Air travel intensity
3.6
Clothing quality factor
0.79
Chronic health severity
-0.39 (z)
Sports
Mixed

Footprint

Household emissions 29 t CO₂e a year · region median 20.6 t
  • Goods and services 21.1 t
  • Flights 3.7 t
  • Car 3.6 t
  • Heating and cooling 0.6 t
04 · The place

Müllendorf, one km² of it

Every household sits in a 1 km² cell inside a statistical unit. The cell carries what is around it: how far to things, what is within walking distance, who the neighbours are, and how the zone fills up by day.

Medium density · small town, mixed

Müllendorf

Bezirk Eisenstadt-Umgebung, Burgenland, Austria · 1,529 residents in the municipality · 340 people in this km²

Density 340 people per km²
Daytime ratio 0.91 empties by day
Zone median income €29.6k per person
Employment rate 72% in the zone
This km², Müllendorf 47.84° N, 16.45° E

How far

City centre
5.5 km
Rail station
861 m
Grocery shop
350 m
Healthcare
830 m
Motorway
598 m
Fast charger
18.5 km

Within reach

Transit stops, 500 m
0
Restaurants, 500 m
1
Cafés, 500 m
0
Bars, 500 m
0
Grocery shops, 1 km
1
Clothing shops, 1 km
0
Cinemas, 5 km
0
Public chargers, 1 km
2

The neighbours

Households in this km²
164
Median age
48
Under 18
17%
Over 65
24%
Foreign born
10% · 6% from outside the EU
Own their home
67%
Median net income
€55,700
Median net wealth
€119,000
Financial stress
56 median

Climate and building stock

Heating degree days
3,054
Mean temperature
9.6 °C
Homes built before 1940
63%
Homes built after 2000
21%

Burgenland in 2024

Household income vs Austria
103%
Regional median age
48.8
Unemployment
5.2%
Inflation
2.9%
Mortgage rate
3.90%
Electricity
0.273 €/kWh
Policy rate
4.13%
05 · The person

Hermine Pfeiffer

Every member of the household is a full row of their own: attitudes, media, subscriptions, commute and what is likely to happen to them next.

Who

Age
68, born 1956
Civil status
Never married
Work
Retired
Personal income
€16,500 net · quartile 3 of 4
Identity
Austrian
Calendar
Christmas, Easter, Corpus Christi, National Day, Nikolaus and Krampus

The week

Schedule
Retired
Free on a weekday, daytime
100%
Commute
None
Zone rhythm
Mixed urban

Next three years

Moves home 5%
Changes job 0%
Forms a partnership 0%
Has a child 0%

Media

Mainstream mix. Broadcast TV and radio, plus social video and the odd app. Ads reach this segment through entertainment, not news. 23% of adults in Burgenland share this diet.

Digital engagement 0.40
ChannelUsesAdsPremiumPaysRegion
Video streaming30%
Music streaming23%
Online news9%
Gaming4%
Video on demand····
Video sharing····
Podcasts····

0 paid subscriptions · not reachable through ads · 80% of adults in the region are ad-reachable.

Brand affinities

Premium and status 0.25
Sustainability 0.53
Tech and novelty 0.22
Health and wellness 0.59
Experiences 0.25

0 to 1, against the Burgenland adult median. Premium propensity 0.48.

What they value

European Social Survey human values, scored for this person against the national profile. 0 is the Austria average; the bar shows how much more or less each value matters.

matters lessaveragematters more
Helping people
+1.5
Equal treatment for all
+1.1
Safety and security
+0.8
Modesty
+0.7
Following the rules
+0.5
Caring for nature
+0.1
Tradition
−0.1
Being rich
−0.2
Adventure and risk
−0.2
Understanding other people
−0.3
matters lessaveragematters more
Loyalty to friends
−0.5
A strong state
−0.5
Respect from others
−0.6
New and different things
−0.6
Creativity and new ideas
−0.8
Fun and pleasure
−0.9
Behaving properly
−1.2
Success and recognition
−1.2
Freedom and independence
−1.5
Having a good time
−1.5

Trust

lessaveragemore
Trusts people
−0.8
Expects fairness
−0.8
Expects help from others
+0.1
Trusts parliament
+0.4
Trusts the courts
+0.2
Trusts the police
+0.3
Trusts politicians
+0.1
Trusts the EU parliament
−0.6
Trusts the UN
−0.6

Outlook

lessaveragemore
Satisfied with life
+0.0
Happy
+0.4
Satisfied with the economy
−0.7
Satisfied with government
+0.1
Satisfied with health services
−0.8
Interested in politics
−0.5
Leans right
+0.0
Meets friends often
+1.9
Time online
−2.3
Time on news
+0.1
Immigration makes the country better
+0.6
Wants smaller income gaps
+0.3
Feels unsafe after dark
−0.2
Religious
−0.4
06 · Where it comes from

752 fields, every one with a source

No number in this row is invented. Each attribute family carries its tier and the statistic that anchors it. Where a country has no measured source, the field is left empty and marked, never filled in from a neighbour.

19 Measured The source’s own number, used directly
11 Model joint A modelled joint: GMM, IPF or the cultural layer
6 Downscaled A national total distributed downward
5 Prior A declared assumption, no measurement
Read the sources behind this row
  • household · tenuremeasured: household.yaml tenure block
  • household · budgetraked to nama_10_pc HFCE/cap (factor 1.11)
  • household · transferspr_exp_func ESSPROS (measured totals, modelled incidence)
  • household · rateECB MIR
  • household · housing valueW-7: value anchored to nama_10_nfa_st N111N at 89,463 EUR/resident x 294,641 residents x owner share 55%, NO zone/dwelling signal available; purchase year = 2026 - years_settled, deflated by prc_hpi_a; LTV0=0.8 and 30y amortisation are MODELLED (T4), the debt LEVEL is raked to nasa_10_f_bs F4
  • household · liquid wealthmeasured: deposits_eur_pc leg
  • household · health costhlth_sha11_hf (measured); HF1 excluded — already paid as tax
  • household · needs scalehbs_exp_t134 (measured)
  • household · channelisoc_ec_ibgs (measured, raked)
  • household · dwelling anchorcensus cens_21dwbo_r2 AT11 (NUTS2, 2021): (RES1+RES2)/RES = 77.8%
  • household · engel baseAT wave 2020
  • household · price levelprc_ppp_ind 2024
  • household · wealth shapeaccumulation ordering (years-since-move, inheritance, housing gain) x MEASURED dispersion sigma=1.194 from icw_res_02 net wealth mean/median
  • household · balance sheetraked to nasa_10_f_bs F; raked to nasa_10_f_bs F4
  • household · capital incomenasa_10_nf_tr D4 (measured national total, wealth-proportional)
  • household · income shaperank-mapped to measured lognormal sigma 0.484 from ilc_di04 2024 (median 33,210 / mean 37,343, NATIONAL); rank order and regional mean preserved; sigma is national, not regional
  • household · constrainedEU-SILC ilc_mdes01/02/03 (measured)
  • household · promo sensitivitymodelled_prior
  • person · employmentlfsa_ergaed P(employed | age, sex, ISCED), measured, RAKED to the build's existing employment total — redistributes who is employed, not how many (P0-9b)
  • person · occupationlfsa_egised P(ISCO|ISCED,sex), measured — ISCED 5-8 is not split at source, so short_tertiary and long_tertiary share one distribution (P0-9)
  • person · industrylfsa_eisn2 P(NACE|ISCO,sex), measured (P0-9)
  • person · income qwithin-unit quartile of REAL household net income (was a synthetic zone x sex tilt from Model-1)
  • person · media reachisoc_ec_ibgs (measured, raked)
  • person · psychoGMM_v4_K160 conditioned on (AT,2024) + per-persona [gndr,brncntr,ctzcntr,mnactic,eisced,chldhhe,maritalb,lvgptnea,hincfel,rlgblg,domicil,hinctnta,blgetmg,dscrgrp] across 115796 batches (age=rank_gaussian_ladder; pi=1 region(s), sources=['region'], projected=True)
  • person · communityidentity_profile.calendar_events (attendance + declared retail/travel impact); AFFILIATION ONLY — no spend effect applied, that needs a measured elasticity
  • person · hinctntaNATIONAL decile vs ilc_di04 AT median 33,210 EUR, sigma 0.484 (2024)
  • person · occupation earningsmeasured gradient applied (occupation_earnings_ratio, AT)

Build v2.1.0, lineage person_anchored_ipf, unit AT11 with 294,641 people in 128,049 households. Data vintage 2024. Hermine Pfeiffer is a label; the row is ATAT11P000001397 in household 542, cell CRS3035RES1000mN2768000E4803000.

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