All property coverage from Brussels.
With Brussels apartments snapped up within days, renters facing the end of lease periods are scrambling for options — here’s how locals are coping and what steps they can take.
Strategic location, family amenities and surprisingly moderate prices keep this leafy Brussels favourite in investor sights.
With prices rising elsewhere, Jette posts the fastest property value growth in Brussels’ north-west while keeping starter homes within reach.
New numbers point to a reversal in affordability as mortgage repayments undercut monthly rents in outlying communes.
Rising prices and surging demand are fueling a wave of professionally managed rental buildings across the capital, raising new questions about affordability and flexibility.
Mid-priced Evere has surged past rival suburbs for returns and buyer demand, defying broader city trends.
Sweeping transit upgrades and surging investment are transforming Evere from a sleepy suburb into a magnet for buyers and developers.
Quiet Avenues, Modern Flats and Easy Connections Draw Wave of Post-Family Buyers to Woluwe-Saint-Lambert and Uccle.
A sharp spike in mortgage costs and relentless rent hikes have upended assumptions about housing affordability as summer 2026 begins in the Belgian capital.
New analysis highlights growing affordability gaps between Brussels and regional Belgian cities for both tenants and would-be homeowners.
With rents climbing and properties scarce, Brussels tenants face steep hurdles at renewal time. Here’s how to navigate the crunch.
Tucked at the edge of Brussels, Everberg has quietly outpaced pricier suburbs like Kraainem and Tervuren, drawing first-time buyers and investors alike.
New guidelines could reshape neighbourhood skylines and accelerate projects like Tour & Taxis and Rue de la Loi.
As traditional ownership becomes increasingly elusive, purpose-built rental developments multiply across the capital, promising amenities and flexibility—but at what cost?
Rising prices and a wave of new businesses are transforming Saint-Gilles into a thriving hub for ambitious newcomers.
With property prices still surging in Etterbeek and Ixelles, some first-time buyers are considering lenders mortgage insurance to fast-track their dreams of home ownership.
Rental demand on Rue de Mérode and soaring footfall at Parvis Saint-Gilles fuel a transformation that’s pricing out tradition but attracting a new wave of residents.
With mortgage rates and property prices still climbing, The Daily Brussels crunches the numbers on today's real affordability gap.