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These figures, however, hide strong regional disparities, with the capital the most expensive, Wallonia the least expensive and Flanders in between but which experienced the largest price increase last year.
In the Brussels-Capital Region, the median price of a terraced house amounts to 495,000 euros (+0.8%). 2023 saw an 18.9% drop in the median price of open houses, for which you still had to pay 932,500 euros. The median price of apartments reached 256,500 euros (+0.8%).
In the south of the country, the median price of a terraced house was 176,000 euros (+0.6%) and of an open house 290,000 euros (unchanged). The median price of apartments increased by 2.9% to reach 180,000 euros. Acquiring an apartment thus becomes more expensive than a closed or semi-closed house.
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It was in Flanders that the increase in property prices was the strongest. The median price of terraced houses increased by 4.6% to 298,120 euros while that of open houses reached 410,000 euros, an increase of 3.8%. The median price of an apartment reached 245,000 euros (+4.3%).
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