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Property price barometer of the province of HainautQ2 2026

Sale prices of houses and flats, from the latest Statbel release, which covers sales up to 30 June 2026. Edition published on 1 October 2026.

Prices in the first half of 2026

In the first half of 2026, a house in the province of Hainaut sold for a median price of €189,000. That is 0.5% less than in the first half of 2025. That price is 41% below the Belgian median of €320,000.

A flat sold for a median price of €170,000. That is 5.6% more than in the first half of 2025.

Statbel counted 6,200 house sales and 1,212 flat sales over this period.

The whole of 2025

Over the whole of 2025, a house in the province of Hainaut sold for a median price of €190,000, +11.8% compared with 2024. In 2010, that price was €121,000, so +57% since then.

For a flat: €160,000 in 2025, +5.3% compared with 2024 and +52% since 2010.

The most and least expensive municipalities in 2025

Median price over the whole of 2025, in the municipalities where Statbel published a price, which means at least 16 sales: 69 of 69 municipalities for houses.

The most expensive houses in the province of Hainaut
RankMunicipalityMedian priceSales
1Silly€347,50083
2Mont-de-l'Enclus€312,00044
3Jurbise€300,00089
4Celles€299,50058
5Enghien€297,500124
The least expensive houses in the province of Hainaut
RankMunicipalityMedian priceSales
1Froidchapelle€95,00080
2Quievrain€123,00069
3Colfontaine€132,560250
4Quaregnon€139,000163
5Frameries€140,000230
The most expensive flats in the province of Hainaut
RankMunicipalityMedian priceSales
1Enghien€230,00054
2Seneffe€213,00016
3Pont-a-Celles€200,00018
4Saint-Ghislain€200,00040
5Ath€199,00089
The least expensive flats in the province of Hainaut
RankMunicipalityMedian priceSales
1Fontaine-l'Eveque€121,50025
2Charleroi€122,000582
3Chatelet€131,75056
4Leuze-en-Hainaut€140,00022
5Morlanwelz€148,50025

The barometer of the other regions and provinces

Median sale price, first half of 2026. The “Over a year” column compares with the same period of 2025.

AreaHouseFlat
Belgium€320,000+1.6% over a year€257,000+3.2% over a year
Brussels-Capital€570,000+8.6% over a year€275,000+3.8% over a year
Wallonia€230,000-4.2% over a year€195,000+2.6% over a year
Flanders€355,000+2.9% over a year€268,000+5.1% over a year
Walloon Brabant€420,000+5.0% over a year€270,000+3.8% over a year
Hainaut€189,000-0.5% over a year€170,000+5.6% over a year
Liège€235,0000.0% over a year€185,000+2.8% over a year
Luxembourg€255,000-5.4% over a year€215,0000.0% over a year
Namur€255,000-1.9% over a year€200,0000.0% over a year
Antwerp€390,000+4.8% over a year€268,000+5.1% over a year
Flemish Brabant€415,000+5.1% over a year€295,000+5.1% over a year
West Flanders€305,000+3.0% over a year€255,000+6.3% over a year
East Flanders€345,000+3.0% over a year€270,000+1.9% over a year
Limburg€325,000+4.8% over a year€250,000+2.0% over a year

How to read these figures

The median price is the middle price: half of the properties sold for less, the other half for more. A few very expensive sales move it less than they would move an average.

The figures come from Statbel, the Belgian statistics office, which works them out from the sales registered by the FPS Finance. They are sale prices, not asking prices from listings.

A house here means any house with two, three, four or more facades. Flats cover all sizes. Building plots are not in these figures.

For 2026, Statbel has only released the first six months so far. We therefore compare them with the first six months of 2025, never with a whole year.

Our method in detail

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How to cite this barometer

Immolytics.be, based on Statbel, property price barometer, Q2 2026.

Frequently asked questions

In the first half of 2026, €189,000 as a median price, according to Statbel, over 6,200 sales. That is 0.5% less than in the first half of 2025.
In 2025, it was Silly, with a median house price of €347,500 over 83 sales. The least expensive was Froidchapelle, at €95,000.
The median house price went from €121,000 in 2010 to €190,000 in 2025, so +57%.
Yes, freely, including in a paid publication, as long as you cite the source: Immolytics.be, based on Statbel. Statbel publishes its figures under the CC BY 4.0 licence.

Source: Statbel, property prices, CC BY 4.0 licence. Calculations and layout: Immolytics.be.