Independent Belgian property guides

Make the expensive decision with better facts

These guides turn Belgian property data and rules into practical decisions. Start with the question you have now, then check the actual listing before you offer or sign.

• EU newcomer housingWhere to live in Brussels when you work in the EU QuarterCompare Brussels areas by asking rent and access to Schuman or Parliament, then check an Immoweb rental before signing.Read the guide
• Price checkHow to know if a property is overpriced in BelgiumCheck whether a Belgian house or apartment is overpriced using comparable homes, recorded sale prices, condition and total ownership cost.Read the guide
• Buyer checklistWhat to check before making an offer on a home in BelgiumA practical Belgian home-buying checklist covering price, finance, EPC or PEB, planning, electrical, soil, flood and apartment documents.Read the guide
• Buying budgetThe true cost of buying a home in BelgiumCalculate the cash and monthly cost of buying in Belgium: deposit, registration tax, notary and mortgage deed, works, energy and property tax.Read the guide
• Brussels rent checkIs your Brussels rent too high?Compare a Brussels asking rent with the official reference rent, understand the 20% presumption and check the home before signing.Read the guide
• Original dataAffordable municipalities near major Belgian citiesCompare median house and apartment prices in municipalities bordering Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent and Leuven using recorded Statbel sales.Read the guide
• Property valuationHow to estimate a property in BelgiumEstimate a Belgian house or apartment with recorded sales, comparable listings and property-specific adjustments. Learn when to call an expert.Read the guide