Official Brussels rent grid
Reference rent in Forest
The official Brussels rent grid prices every dwelling profile per statistical sector; Forest counts 35 of them. The table below shows the commune-level reference for six typical profiles: the median of the sector references, and the full band across the commune.
The grid is published by the Brussels-Capital Region (loyers.brussels). It is indicative, not a cap, but it carries legal weight: Brussels leases must state the reference rent, and a rent far above the grid can be challenged before the regional rental commission (Commission paritaire locative). A rent far below it is also a classic scam marker.
Reference rents in Forest, by dwelling profile
| Dwelling | Reference | Band across the commune |
|---|---|---|
| Studio, 45 m² | €657 | €408–€838 |
| Apartment, 1 bedroom, 65 m² | €784 | €473–€1,012 |
| Apartment, 2 bedrooms, 85 m² | €943 | €561–€1,224 |
| Apartment, 3 bedrooms, 110 m² | €1,183 | €701–€1,538 |
| House, 3 bedrooms, 140 m² | €1,251 | €714–€1,654 |
| House, 4 bedrooms, 180 m² | €1,624 | €929–€2,146 |
Assumptions per profile: built before 2000, central heating, double glazing, no second bathroom, no terrace or garden, no garage, energy performance unknown. Extras raise the reference.
Location inside Forest matters: for the same two-bedroom apartment, the sector reference runs from €802 to €1,020 a month.
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Source: loyers.brussels (official indicative rent grid of the Brussels-Capital Region), batch-read per statistical sector on 2026-07-10. Commune figures are medians of the sector references.