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Anderlecht is the largest municipality in the Brussels Region, with an exceptionally diverse property stock — from workers’ terraced houses in Cureghem to detached villas in rural Neerpede. This heterogeneity makes property appraisal particularly demanding: two properties situated less than two kilometres apart can display radically different valuations. Our ground-level knowledge of Anderlecht allows us to grasp these nuances that automated tools never capture.

The Property Market in Anderlecht

Price benchmarks · Anderlecht

Price ranges by neighbourhood

3,200 €/m²
Scherdemael / Veeweyde
2,700 €/m²
Moortebeek / Centre
2,000 €/m²
Cureghem / Biestebroeck

Median house prices — indicative ranges, see the full detail in our guide property prices in Brussels.

The Anderlecht market is characterised by prices that remain accessible compared to the regional average, but with a sustained upward trend. Internal disparities are considerable. Along the canal, in the Biestebroeck area currently undergoing transformation, former industrial wasteland is giving way to new developments priced at €3,000 to €3,500/m². Conversely, lower Anderlecht around Cureghem retains the region’s lowest floor prices, between €1,800 and €2,200/m² for houses often requiring substantial renovation works.

The most buoyant segment remains three-sided houses in the Scherdemael–Veeweyde–Moortebeek triangle, where demand from middle-class families is pushing prices towards €2,800–3,200/m². The proximity of Parc de la Pede and RSCA (Lotto Park stadium) gives this area a strong identity.

The rental market dominates in the lower part of the municipality, with attractive gross yields of 5 to 6%, which explains the sustained investor interest in rental properties, particularly around the Chaussée de Mons and Rue Wayez.

Anderlecht’s Neighbourhoods

Anderlecht divides into micro-markets with highly contrasting profiles:

  • CureghemDense and popular, undergoing gentrification, lowest prices in the BCR.
  • Scheut–ScherdemaelQuiet residential area, popular with families, gardens.
  • MoortebeekSemi-residential, houses from the 1950s-70s, good value.
  • VeeweydeAround Gare du Midi west side, mixed, in transition.
  • NeerpedeAlmost rural enclave, villas, prices above municipal average.
  • BiestebroeckFormer industrial canal area, massive conversion underway.
  • Historic CentrePlace de la Vaillance, village atmosphere, heritage.

Dominant Property Types

Anderlecht’s housing stock is dominated by terraced houses (two or three sided) built between 1920 and 1960, often requiring partial renovation. There is also a significant stock of workers’ houses in the lower part (80—120 m²) intended for the rental market.

In the northern neighbourhoods and along the canal, new-build flats are gaining ground. Rental investment properties (3 to 6 units) represent a significant share of transactions along commercial arteries.

Upper Anderlecht offers some detached villas with gardens, notably in Neerpede, as well as bungalows from the 1960s-70s in Moortebeek.

What Drives Property Value in Anderlecht

In Anderlecht, several factors weigh particularly on value:

  • Planning zoning: urban renewal perimeters modify building rights and affect value — the expert verifies densification possibilities or restrictions.
  • Conversion potential: workshops, warehouses and back-stores harbour potential for residential transformation, subject to planning permission.
  • Structural condition: rising damp, foundation stability and ageing roofing are common in the lower part of the municipality.
  • Rental yield: for investors, we assess both market value and actual yield, accounting for vacancy and co-ownership charges.

For a reliable property valuation in Anderlecht, combining market data with a thorough property inspection is essential.

Client Case in Anderlecht

”The report revealed that our renovated building had gained 42% in value over ten years, whilst the second, left in original condition, had only appreciated by 18%. The €180,000 differential convinced us to renovate before any disposal.”

Mission: Wealth restructuringNeighbourhood: Rue WayezProperty: 2 rental buildings, 8 flats eachTurnaround: 10 days
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Frequently asked questions

Property in Anderlecht: your questions

What is the price per m² in Anderlecht in 2026?
In 2026, the median price is around €2,400/m² for a flat and €2,700/m² for a house in Anderlecht. Prices range from €2,000/m² in lower Anderlecht to over €3,200/m² towards the Scherdemael neighbourhood.
How long does a property appraisal in Anderlecht take?
Allow between 5 and 10 working days between the property visit and the delivery of the appraisal report. The on-site visit generally lasts 1.5 to 2 hours for a standard Anderlecht house.
Why commission a certified appraisal in Anderlecht rather than a simple online estimate?
Anderlecht presents considerable price disparities between its neighbourhoods. An online estimate cannot capture the difference between a workers' terraced house in Cureghem and a detached villa in Neerpede. Only a field appraisal by a certified expert guarantees a reliable valuation.

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