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Official sale prices – Wallonia

Property prices in Hainaut province

In 2025, the median sale price across Hainaut province was €190,000 for a house (13,328 sales) and €160,000 for an apartment (2,365 sales), according to Statbel.

Median house, first half of 2026

€189,000

−0.5% on Jan–Jun 2025 (€190,000), 6,200 sales

Median house, 2025

€190,000

Middle 50% of sales: €130,000–€275,000

Median apartment, first half of 2026

€170,000

+5.6% on Jan–Jun 2025 (€161,000), 1,212 sales

Median apartment, 2025

€160,000

Middle 50% of sales: €120,000–€207,000

Bought at the 2025 median of €190,000 as your only home, a house in Hainaut province costs about €199,000 all-in, with registration tax and notary fees. Borrowing 80% of the price adds about €3,000 for the mortgage deed. Since 2025 an only home in Wallonia pays 3%, a rate that replaced the old allowance (the abattement). The true cost of buying a home in Belgium, item by item

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Median sale price in Hainaut since 2010

Line chart of median sale prices in Hainaut province, houses and apartments, from 2010 to today€0€100K€200K2010201520202025

HousesApartmentsShaded: middle 50% of sales

Will house prices fall in Hainaut province in 2026?

So far, they are holding steady. In the first half of 2026, the median house in Hainaut province sold for €189,000 on 6,200 sales, about the same as in the first half of 2025 (€190,000 on 6,115 sales). The median apartment sold for €170,000 on 1,212 sales, 5.6% more than in the first half of 2025 (€161,000 on 1,159 sales). On 26 October 2026, Immoweb listed 6,933 houses and 1,542 apartments for sale in Hainaut province.

Map of house prices in Hainaut province (2025)

Map of the median house price in 2025, commune by commune, in Hainaut provinceAth, €260,000Beloeil, €192,000Bernissart, €180,000Brugelette, €250,000Chièvres, €245,018Ellezelles, €260,000Flobecq, €292,532Frasnes-lez-Anvaing, €250,000Enghien, €297,500Silly, €347,500Lessines, €200,000Chapelle-lez-Herlaimont, €190,000Charleroi, €158,000Châtelet, €175,000Courcelles, €175,000Farciennes, €170,000Fleurus, €200,000Fontaine-l’Evêque, €186,000Gerpinnes, €275,000Montigny-le-Tilleul, €277,500Pont-à-Celles, €250,000Aiseau-Presles, €225,000Les Bons Villers, €265,000Boussu, €150,000Dour, €145,000Frameries, €140,000Hensies, €188,800Jurbise, €300,000Lens, €255,000Mons, €190,000Quaregnon, €139,000Quiévrain, €123,000Saint-Ghislain, €210,000Colfontaine, €132,560Honnelles, €175,000Quévy, €190,000Braine-le-Comte, €275,000Le Roeulx, €250,000Soignies, €250,000Ecaussinnes, €255,000Seneffe, €270,000Manage, €169,000Anderlues, €190,000Beaumont, €184,000Chimay, €164,500Erquelinnes, €140,000Froidchapelle, €95,000Lobbes, €254,500Merbes-le-Château, €222,500Momignies, €165,000Thuin, €235,000Ham-sur-Heure-Nalinnes, €270,000Sivry-Rance, €165,000Antoing, €180,000Celles, €299,500Estaimpuis, €242,500Pecq, €250,000Péruwelz, €177,500Rumes, €220,000Tournai, €232,000Brunehaut, €185,000Leuze-en-Hainaut, €227,500Mont-de-l’Enclus, €312,000Mouscron, €199,000Comines-Warneton, €175,000La Louvière, €180,000Binche, €175,000Estinnes, €240,000Morlanwelz, €170,000
  • €90,000 to €170,000
  • €170,000 to €190,000
  • €190,000 to €230,000
  • €230,000 to €260,000
  • €260,000 to €350,000

Which are the cheapest communes in Hainaut province?

Froidchapelle is the cheapest commune in Hainaut province: its median house sold for €95,000 in 2025.

  1. Froidchapelle€95,000
  2. Quiévrain€123,000
  3. Colfontaine€132,560
  4. Quaregnon€139,000
  5. Frameries€140,000
  6. Erquelinnes€140,000
  7. Dour€145,000
  8. Boussu€150,000
  9. Charleroi€158,000
  10. Chimay€164,500

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Which are the most expensive communes in Hainaut province?

Silly is the most expensive commune in Hainaut province: its median house sold for €347,500 in 2025.

  1. Silly€347,500
  2. Jurbise€300,000
  3. Celles€299,500
  4. Enghien€297,500
  5. Flobecq€292,532
  6. Braine-le-Comte€275,000
  7. Gerpinnes€275,000

Where have house prices risen most in Hainaut province?

Of the 69 communes in Hainaut province with at least 30 house sales in both 2020 and 2025, the median house rose most in Brugelette: +59.7% since 2020.

  1. Le Roeulx+56.3%
  2. Ath+44.4%

Where is a house cheapest against local incomes in Hainaut province?

Froidchapelle is where a house is cheapest against local incomes in Hainaut province: its 2025 median house price equals 3.6 years of the commune’s median declared income per tax return (2023).

  1. Froidchapelle3.6 years
  2. Quiévrain5.0 years
  3. Erquelinnes5.3 years
  4. Frameries5.4 years
  5. Colfontaine5.5 years

Every commune in Hainaut province by house price (2025)

CommuneHousesApartment median 2025For sale now
Median 2025All-in, only homeSince 2020Years of median incomeAsking price per m²
Silly€347,500€362,000+37.6%10.5€2,188–41
Mont-de-l’Enclus€312,000€325,000+34.9%9.9€1,672–39
Jurbise€300,000€313,000+37.6%8.1€1,917–55
Celles€299,500€312,000+19.8%9.9€2,495–41
Enghien€297,500€310,000+21.4%9.8€2,214€230,000107
Flobecq€292,532€305,000+27.2%9.9€1,907–26
Montigny-le-Tilleul€277,500€290,000+38.8%8.6€1,658–51
Gerpinnes€275,000€287,000+26.4%8.4€1,660–81
Braine-le-Comte€275,000€287,000+22.2%9.1€1,934€189,000136
Seneffe€270,000€282,000+13.9%8.8€2,373€213,00086
Ham-sur-Heure-Nalinnes€270,000€282,000+22.7%7.7€2,181–54
Les Bons Villers€265,000€277,000+26.2%8.4€2,266–49
Ath€260,000€272,000+44.4%8.9€1,786€199,000199
Ellezelles€260,000€272,000+11.8%8.3€2,102–62
Lens€255,000€266,000+20.4%8.3€1,757–14
Ecaussinnes€255,000€266,000+23.8%8.5€1,881–79
Lobbes€254,500€266,000+37.6%8.2€1,870–36
Brugelette€250,000€261,000+59.7%8.4€2,000–23
Frasnes-lez-Anvaing€250,000€261,000+42.0%8.0€1,472–69
Pont-à-Celles€250,000€261,000+14.7%7.8€1,967€200,000106
Le Roeulx€250,000€261,000+56.3%8.0€1,399–51
Soignies€250,000€261,000+19.0%8.4€1,766€188,500123
Pecq€250,000€261,000+28.2%8.8€1,553–34
Chièvres€245,018€256,000+36.1%7.8€1,500–32
Estaimpuis€242,500€253,000+27.6%8.4€1,921–100
Estinnes€240,000€251,000+41.2%8.2€1,795–29
Thuin€235,000€246,000+20.5%7.7€1,968€176,00074
Tournai€232,000€243,000+28.9%8.5€1,667€160,000608
Leuze-en-Hainaut€227,500€238,000+37.9%7.9€1,682€140,00071
Aiseau-Presles€225,000€235,000+35.3%8.1€1,567–85
Merbes-le-Château€222,500€233,000+33.8%7.9€1,829–21
Rumes€220,000€230,000+37.5%7.4€1,736–25
Saint-Ghislain€210,000€220,000+27.3%7.5€1,809€200,000119
Lessines€200,000€209,000+40.4%7.1€1,565€175,000114
Fleurus€200,000€209,000+21.2%7.4€1,807€160,000195
Mouscron€199,000€208,000+26.8%7.5€1,698€175,000555
Beloeil€192,000€201,000+28.0%6.6€1,531–68
Chapelle-lez-Herlaimont€190,000€199,000+26.7%7.2€1,326–77
Mons€190,000€199,000+26.7%7.1€1,444€169,000446
Quévy€190,000€199,000+10.0%6.1€1,775–46
Anderlues€190,000€199,000+23.4%7.0€1,302–85
Hensies€188,800€198,000+39.9%7.0€1,320–30
Fontaine-l’Evêque€186,000€195,000+28.3%7.0€1,384€121,500131
Brunehaut€185,000€194,000+2.8%6.4€1,745–30
Beaumont€184,000€193,000+31.4%6.8€1,407–43
Bernissart€180,000€189,000+13.2%6.4€1,716–53
Antoing€180,000€189,000+20.0%6.6€1,188–47
La Louvière€180,000€189,000+24.1%7.0€1,203€148,750420
Péruwelz€177,500€186,000+26.8%6.6€1,486–105
Châtelet€175,000€184,000+29.6%7.0€1,279€131,750154
Courcelles€175,000€184,000+16.7%6.5€1,333€185,000209
Honnelles€175,000€184,000+2.9%5.7€1,328–51
Comines-Warneton€175,000€184,000+16.7%6.5€1,413–71
Binche€175,000€184,000+23.2%6.5€1,252€185,000185
Farciennes€170,000€178,000+49.1%6.9€1,369–68
Morlanwelz€170,000€178,000+21.9%6.4€1,181€148,500111
Manage€169,000€177,000+9.7%6.4€1,436€167,000131
Momignies€165,000€173,000+32.0%6.6€1,438–53
Sivry-Rance€165,000€173,000+10.0%5.9€1,239–32
Chimay€164,500€173,000+40.0%6.4€1,167–81
Charleroi€158,000€166,000+31.7%6.5€1,300€122,0001,373
Boussu€150,000€158,000+20.0%6.1€1,117–117
Dour€145,000€152,000+20.8%5.8€980–110
Frameries€140,000€147,000+12.0%5.4€1,389€167,250125
Erquelinnes€140,000€147,000+8.9%5.3€1,394–87
Quaregnon€139,000€146,000+23.6%5.7€1,106–86
Colfontaine€132,560€140,000+20.5%5.5€1,000–150
Quiévrain€123,000€130,000−1.6%5.0€1,007–63
Froidchapelle€95,000€101,000+11.8%3.6€1,791–47

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