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Introduction In 2025, the energy crisis continues to reshape the real estate landscape in Brussels. Issues related to energy efficiency and building sustainability have never been more critical. This article explores how this crisis influences pricing, buyer choices, and market trends in the Belgian capital. 1. Evolution of Real Estate Prices The rise in energy costs has led to a reevaluation of...

📈 Buying: Building Long-Term Value Mortgage rates remain attractive: Although they have risen slightly, they are still favorable for buyers. Wealth and stability: Owning property allows you to build equity instead of paying rent without return. Tax and regulatory benefits: Reduced registration duties for first-time buyers and favorable VAT rates for certain renovations. Long-term...

Brussels, the beating heart of Europe, remains a magnet for real estate investors seeking long-term value and solid returns. As we look ahead to 2026, several neighborhoods stand out for their growth potential, rental demand, and urban transformation. Here's a guide to the most promising areas to watch. 🔥 Up-and-Coming Neighborhoods 1. Saint-Gilles Profile: Artistic and multicultural, popular...

While the real estate market in Wallonia has remained stable, Brussels is witnessing an increase in prices across all types of housing.Statbel, the Belgian statistics office, has published the real estate figures for 2024. The prices of properties in Wallonia stayed consistent compared to the previous year, showing a decrease of 2.8% for apartments. In contrast, the Brussels-Capital Region continues...

Why Are Buyers Leaving Brussels to Settle in Wallonia? And How Can a Tax Reduction Drive Up Prices?The real estate market in Brussels is showing signs of stagnation. According to major real estate networks, transactions in the capital have dropped by 10% since the start of the year. The culprit? Registration fees remain at 12.5%, while Wallonia has reduced them to 3% and Flanders to 2%. Additionally, the...