Throughout Belgium, the median price for a closed or semi-detached building was 260,000 euros in 2023 (+2 percent compared to 2022). For an open-plan building this was 369,000 euros (+2.5 percent) and for an apartment 239,000 euros (+3.9 percent).
The most expensive apartments are in Knokke-Heist. The cheapest municipality in all of Belgium for a house is Hastière, in the province of Namur (91,000 euros). For an apartment this is Kelmis, in the province of Liège (60,000 euros).
Flanders continues to become more expensive
For a house in Flanders in closed or semi-detached buildings (i.e. with two or three facades), the median price rose to just under 300,000 euros in 2023: 298,120 euros or 4.6 percent more than in 2022.
The median price for an open-plan building went beyond 400,000 euros to 410,000 euros (+3.8 percent). An apartment in Flanders became 4.3 percent more expensive to 245,000 euros.
“The Flemish Region is the only region where prices have risen again for all categories,” says Statbel. Price increases were higher in 2022; then it was about 7 percent in the various categories in Flanders. The most expensive Flemish province is Flemish Brabant, the cheapest is Limburg.
