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House prices in Belgium went up in the first half of 2015, despite a reform of the mortgage tax relief system. The increase is most noticeable in Flanders.
Flemish environment minister Joke Schauvliege (CD&V) is working on an 'M-score' or mobility score for homes, to serve as an indicator of how accessible a home is.
Thanks to the growing demand for housing in the European capital and a decline in prices, the sale of apartments in Brussels is on the rise, reports the website Bouw&Wonen.
The Flemish government’s decision to cut the mortgage tax relief (woonbonus) for properties purchased after 1 Jantary 2015, resulted in an 'explosion' of real estate transactions in the l
In 10 years' time, there will be no more plots of land left for housing development in Flanders, requiring new - and even existing - houses to become smaller, taller and more expensive, reports
After insisting for years that the Belgian housing market is exaggeratedly overvalued, the National Bank now maintains that the market is in fact in balance, reports De Standaard.
The City of Brussels on Monday opened a general housing office where residents can go to learn their rights as tenants or landlords, and to ask questions about living in the city, reports brusseln
The bad news is that in September Belgium was revealed to have the fifth highest ecological foo
University students in Brussels pay an average of €446 per month for accommodation.
