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Property prices in Belgium, commune by commune

Median sale prices in every Belgian commune from Statbel, up to 2025: what homes actually sold for. Pick a province for its ranking, or a commune for quartiles, yearly trends and decades of history.

Median house, first half of 2026

€320,000

+1.6% on Jan–Jun 2025 (€315,000), 46,550 sales

Median house, 2025

€315,000

Middle 50% of sales: €220,000–€430,000

Median apartment, first half of 2026

€257,000

+3.2% on Jan–Jun 2025 (€249,000), 26,492 sales

Median apartment, 2025

€250,000

Middle 50% of sales: €190,000–€328,000

Buying the median house as your only home costs about €576,000 in Brussels-Capital, €360,000 in Flanders and €246,000 in Wallonia, registration tax and notary fees included. The true cost of buying a home in Belgium, item by item

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Property prices in Brussels-Capital

Median sale price in 2025, Houses / Apartments

Property prices in Flanders

Property prices in Wallonia

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Will house prices fall in Belgium in 2026?

Not so far. In the first half of 2026, the median house in Belgium sold for €320,000 on 46,550 sales, 1.6% more than in the first half of 2025 (€315,000 on 50,028 sales). The median apartment sold for €257,000 on 26,492 sales, 3.2% more than in the first half of 2025 (€249,000 on 26,154 sales). On 26 October 2026, Immoweb listed 51,710 houses and 36,247 apartments for sale in Belgium.

Communes in the spotlight

CommuneHouse medianApartment medianSales
Liège€206,500€170,0002,756
Charleroi€158,000€122,0002,655
City of Brussels€430,000€270,0001,926
Namur€305,000€205,0001,403
Uccle€700,000€336,0001,282
Ixelles€785,000€342,0001,139
Anderlecht€341,000€210,0001,129
Schaerbeek€468,750€266,1251,125
Woluwe-Saint-Lambert€665,000€350,000755
Forest€640,000€279,500686
Braine-l’Alleud€415,000€290,000506
Wavre€415,000€245,000491
Arlon€389,000€245,000440
Waterloo€550,000€380,000437
Nivelles€370,000€220,000428
Saint-Gilles€550,000€297,500424
Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve€410,000€236,000419
Ganshoren€384,000€220,000279
Sint-Genesius-Rode€572,500€327,500245
Lasne€740,000–184
Marche-en-Famenne€260,000€210,000177
Villers-la-Ville€380,000–117

Most expensive communes of Belgium (2025)

CommuneHouse medianApartment medianSales
Sint-Martens-Latem€792,500–128
Ixelles€785,000€342,0001,139
Lasne€740,000–184
Knokke-Heist€732,500€570,0001,427
Woluwe-Saint-Pierre€725,500€370,000560
Uccle€700,000€336,0001,282
Woluwe-Saint-Lambert€665,000€350,000755
Forest€640,000€279,500686
Kraainem€640,000€382,500179
Schilde€618,000€400,000354

Most affordable communes of Belgium (2025)

CommuneHouse medianApartment medianSales
Froidchapelle€95,000–80
Hastière€100,000–184
Quiévrain€123,000–69
Viroinval€123,250–87
Colfontaine€132,560–250
Quaregnon€139,000–163
Erquelinnes€140,000–99
Frameries€140,000€167,250260
Couvin€145,000–162
Dour€145,000–198

Where have house prices risen most in Belgium?

Of the 523 communes in Belgium with at least 30 house sales in both 2020 and 2025, the median house rose most in La Roche-en-Ardenne: +87.1% since 2020.

  1. Houyet+69.0%
  2. Bouillon+64.0%
  3. Attert+61.7%
  4. Yvoir+61.3%
  5. Retie+60.7%

Renting in Brussels? See the official reference rent for all 19 communes.