- pages per report
- 11pages per report
- checks at most
- 7checks at most
- to a price check
- 60sto a price check
- for your first report
- €0for your first report
The proof
A weekend of homework, already done.
Explore the checks
The photos don’t show this. The official maps do.
Six checks from our sample report that change what a home really costs you.
Belgian property, decoded
What the listing says. What you actually need to know.
- 01
Is the asking price fair?
We compare it to similar homes nearby and to what buyers actually paid in the commune.
- 02
What do you need up front?
Registration duty, notary fees and the money you put in yourself, added up into one total.
- 03
What will it cost each month?
Mortgage, property tax and your likely energy bills, together.
- 04
What could go wrong?
Flood risk, planning problems, renovation you may be forced to do, price cuts, and how long it’s been for sale.
- 05
What’s the street like?
Transport, schools, shops and parks, measured around the address itself, plus the official noise level in Brussels.
- 06
What should you ask?
A checklist for the agent, your notary and the visit, written from what we found on this home.
What it costs
Your first report is free. Then pay per home.
Prices for
First full report
€0the first time
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One report
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For one property you’re seriously considering buying.
- One complete 11-page PDF
- Money back if you learn nothing
30-day Search Pass
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Your whole shortlist, in one payment.
- 10 complete buyer reports
- 10 different listings
One serious contender? Choose one report. Comparing four or more? The Search Pass costs less.
Questions
Before you ask
Market data
Property prices across Belgium
Median sale prices and ten-year trends for every Belgian commune.
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