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Living in Brussels is a great experience – and unlike some other European capital cities, Brussels has a plentiful supply of relatively inexpensive accommodation, ranging
So you're moving to Belgium. Congratulations. You probably have lots of questions about finding a place to live and getting settled in.
If you have a few extra euros lying about, you might think about checking out the Biddit real estate site, which is run by Belgian’s notary association.
While VAT on materials and services for domestic renovations is typically about 21%, there is a 6% rate for properties aged 15 years or older.
Buying a property is a long-term investment. This is due to the 12.5% registration tax imposed on property purchases on top of legal fees.
Moving house can be a document-heavy process. Written notice is often required for the three-month period before breaking your apartment lease or closing your contracts with utility companies.
Workers and their families who arrive in Brussels have plenty to keep them busy, sorting out residence permits, school enrolments, work contracts – and where they’re going to live.
In the past year, Belgian houses have become on average 3.7% more expensive, which amounts to a rise of about €10,000.
