Sell your property in Brussels for the best price, with complete peace of mind
My aim is to make selling your property simple and reassuring, so you can move on to your next project on the best possible terms.
Full support, from valuation to completion
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An accurate valuation
A thorough analysis of your property to set a price that attracts buyers while reflecting its true value.
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An effective marketing strategy
Your property is showcased on the best platforms to attract a wide range of buyers.
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Win-win negotiations
I personally handle viewings and negotiations to secure the best terms of sale.
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Careful buyer screening
Every offer is carefully checked so that you only meet serious buyers who can afford the purchase.
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All the paperwork taken care of
From advertising to signing the deed, I deal with the paperwork so you can focus on what comes next.
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Transparency and personal follow-up
I keep you informed at every stage, so you can feel confident throughout the sale.
Sell your property in Brussels, step by step
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Valuation
Property visit and analysis of comparable sales.
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Presentation
Professional photos, virtual tour, listing.
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Marketing
Immoweb, social media and my network of buyers.
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Viewings and offers
Buyer screening and negotiation.
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Sale agreement and deed
Support right up to signing at the notary’s.
What homeowners and buyers say
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Average rating on Google, from more than 80 verified reviews.
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How long does it take to sell your property in Brussels?
It depends on the price, the condition of the property and the area. When I value your property, I will give you a realistic timeframe.
Which documents do I need to put my property on the market?
For every property:
- the title deed (deed of purchase, declaration of inheritance, etc.) and, where applicable, the basic deed of the building;
- the identity card of the sellers or of their representative;
- the EPC (PEB certificate);
- the electrical installation compliance certificate (by the deed at the latest);
- if the property is let: the current lease(s) and the rental deposit;
- the latest property tax (précompte immobilier) assessment notice;
- the valuation report, archive plans and planning permits, if you have them;
- for a building less than 10 years old: the provisional and final acceptance reports;
- invoices for works carried out since 2001 (post-intervention file, DIU).
I will help you gather them.
And for an apartment in a co-ownership?
In addition to the documents above: the full contact details of the managing agent (syndic) and the co-ownership regulations. The managing agent must also provide:
- the amount of the working capital fund and of the reserve fund;
- any arrears owed by the seller;
- calls for funds for the reserve fund decided by the general meeting before the transfer of ownership;
- where applicable, any pending legal proceedings concerning the co-ownership;
- the minutes of the general meetings of the last three years;
- the periodic service charge statements of the last two years;
- the latest balance sheet approved by the general meeting.
Do you work with English-speaking buyers?
Yes. I work in French and in English, with many buyers connected to the European institutions: a real advantage when you sell your property in Brussels.
Thinking of selling?
The first step to sell your property in Brussels: a no-obligation valuation carried out by Gabriel himself.