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Property tracker · Source: Statbel

House prices in Belgium — median price by region and province

Last checked: 5 October 2026 · Statbel release of 22 September 2026

What does a house or flat cost in Belgium? In the first half of 2026 a terraced or semi-detached house sold for a median €285,000: €550,000 in Brussels, €325,000 in Flanders and €195,000 in Wallonia.

Raw data on Statbel →

Median price by region (first half of 2026)

The median means half of all sales closed above this price and half below; it is more robust than an average against outliers.

RegionHouseApartmentDetachedHouse change
Belgium€285,000€257,000€402,400+1.8%
Flemish Region€325,000€268,000€449,000+3.2%
Walloon Region€195,000€195,000€331,0000.0%
Brussels-Capital Region€550,000€275,000€1,230,000+10%

Provincial benchmarks published by Statbel

  • Flemish Brabant — most expensive: terraced/semi-detached house : €378,500
  • Flemish Brabant — most expensive: apartment (Flanders) : €295,000
  • Flemish Brabant & Antwerp — most expensive: detached house : €490,000
  • West Flanders — cheapest: terraced/semi-detached (Flanders) : €277,250
  • Limburg — cheapest: detached house (Flanders) : €363,500
  • Walloon Brabant — most expensive: terraced house (Wallonia) : €355,000

Methodology & sources

Statbel derives these prices from sale deeds registered by the FPS Finance. “House” means terraced and semi-detached houses; “detached” means four-façade houses. Change versus the first half of 2025.

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