Are you considering selling your house in the Brussels-Capital Region and wish to know its market price? Or are you simply curious about the current value of your property? Our property valuation firm determines the realistic price range of your house, based on recent transactions in your neighbourhood and an objective analysis of your property’s characteristics.
This valuation differs from a house appraisal in that it does not produce a legally binding certified report: it provides you with an indicative market price, ideal for listing a property for sale, negotiating with an estate agent, or making a portfolio decision.
The Brussels house market
Considerable price differentials
The Brussels house market is characterised by substantial price disparities. Key benchmarks for the main municipalities:
Uccle, Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, Watermael-Boitsfort: Premium segment, detached houses and town houses. Median price often exceeding 700,000 EUR.
Ixelles, Etterbeek, Auderghem: Mid-to-high-end market. Town houses and terraced houses with gardens. Median price between 500,000 and 800,000 EUR.
Schaerbeek, Forest, Saint-Gilles: Dynamic market undergoing revaluation. Town houses to renovate with strong potential. Median price between 350,000 and 600,000 EUR.
Molenbeek, Anderlecht, Koekelberg: More accessible market. Terraced houses, often in need of renovation. Median price between 250,000 and 400,000 EUR.
Price-determining factors
The value of a Brussels house depends on a combination of factors:
Location: The municipality and the precise neighbourhood are the primary determinant. Two identical houses can differ by 50% or more in price depending on their location.
Number of facades: A detached house commands a significant premium (10 to 20%) over a terraced house of the same area.
Area and plot: Living area and plot size (rare in Brussels) are directly correlated with price.
Condition and EPC: A property in good condition with a favourable EPC rating (A, B, C) commands a higher price. Conversely, a property requiring full renovation suffers a discount proportional to the renovation budget.
Property visit: Our expert visits to inspect your house, record measurements, assess condition, and document characteristics.
Comparative analysis: Selection of recent transactions for similar houses in your neighbourhood. Adjustments for differences in area, condition, facades, and features.
Price range: Determination of a floor price, a target price (the most likely price in normal market conditions), and an optimistic price.
Delivery of the opinion: Summary document presenting the comparative analysis and the determined price range.
What our house valuation includes
Location analysis: Neighbourhood, transport links, schools, shops, green spaces.
Market comparison: Recent transactions, price per sqm in the neighbourhood.
Recommended price range: Advised asking price and negotiation margin.
Recommendations: Possible enhancement works (home staging, minor repairs) to optimise the sale price.
When to choose a valuation rather than an appraisal?
A valuation is perfectly suited if you wish to sell, renegotiate a mandate with an agent, or simply know the current value of your house. For a succession, divorce, donation, or mortgage, a certified appraisal report is required.
Each service meets a specific need. Here are the most common situations.
Legal or tax obligation : an expert report secures your declaration.
Sharing between parties : a neutral value for a fair agreement.
Third-party request : bank, notary, court or insurer.
Asset decision : buy, sell or invest with full knowledge.
The deliverable
What your appraisal report includes
A complete, documented report accepted by all parties.
Certified market value at the reference date, fully substantiated.
Detailed description of the property, its condition and equipment.
Comparable analysis local market and municipal data.
EPC assessment and any works to be anticipated.
Photo report and plans if available.
Methodology transparent, engaging our professional liability.
Legal framework
Legal context — Brussels Region
What the law says
In Belgium, a property’s value determines the rights and obligations of the parties. A certified expert report constitutes documented proof of the retained value — your best protection in case of audit or dispute.
Process & timeline
A clear process, in 4 steps
1
Day 1
Contact & quote
You describe your situation. We confirm the scope and fees.
2
Within a few days
Property visit
Full on-site survey: floor areas, condition, equipment, surroundings.
3
Analysis
Valuation
Study of local comparables and application of the valuation method.
4
≈ 5 working days
Report delivery
A certified report, ready to be sent to your counterpart.
Indicative pricing
The cost depends on the property type and value. We provide a firm quote before the assignment.
Property type
Indicative fees
Apartment
from 400 €
House
450–750 €
Premium / atypical property
on request
Indicative amounts, excl. options — full details on the fees page.
Frequently asked questions
House Valuation in Brussels: your questions
What is the average value of a house in Brussels?
The median house price in Brussels varies considerably by municipality: from 300,000 EUR in the north-western municipalities to over 900,000 EUR in the residential municipalities of the south-east. Only a comparative analysis of your specific neighbourhood can produce a reliable estimate.
Which factors influence the price of a house in Brussels most?
The five most determining factors are: location (municipality and neighbourhood), number of facades, living area and plot size, overall condition and EPC rating, and the presence of a garage or parking space.
Is an estate agent's house valuation sufficient for selling?
An agent's valuation can serve as a starting point, but it is sometimes biased by the agent's commercial interest. A valuation by an independent expert guarantees an objective price, free from any conflict of interest.
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