According to new data from notaries, house prices in the Brussels region rose by an average of 4.1% last year, and prices for apartments were up 1.6%.
Despite a growing population and low interest rates, the real estate market in Brussels remains relatively stable.
However there are big variations from one district to the next, with Ixelles and Ganshoren house prices up 21.7% in a year, Forest up 11.4% and Woluwé-Saint-Pierre up 9.3%. House prices in Koekelberg fell 25.9% on average and Uccle was down 9.6%.
As for apartments, Saint-Gilles saw the biggest price rise (15.3%) followed by Brussels-City (13%) and Uccle (8.7%). Apartment prices fell 9.4% in Saint-Josse and 5.2% in Anderlecht.