The property market in Namur in 2025
Namur is a municipality in the province of Namur in Wallonia, with 114,142 residents spread across 175.7 km2, giving a density of 650 inhabitants per km2.
The median price for houses stands at EUR 434,530, while apartments reach a median value of EUR 298,709. The price per square metre is EUR 3,104. Visit our property prices in Namur page for detailed data.
How to estimate a property in Namur
Estimating a property in Namur means starting from the price observed for comparable properties in the municipality, then correcting that benchmark for the features of the home.
The starting point is the price per square metre recorded on recent sales of the same type, house or apartment. That benchmark describes an average property, not a specific home.
Then come the corrections. Living area, plot, number of bedrooms, general condition, energy performance, garage or outdoor space, each one shifts the value.
An estimate remains a range. The price settles where that range meets demand at the time the property goes on the market.
Regional context: Wallonia
Wallonia, the French-speaking region in southern Belgium, attracts with its natural landscapes, spacious living, and more affordable property prices. Registration fees stand at 12.5%, but the lower purchase prices often compensate for this difference. The region offers attractive energy renovation subsidies and boasts a remarkable natural heritage spanning the Ardennes, the Meuse valleys, and the Hainaut countryside. The rise of remote working has strengthened the appeal of Walloon municipalities for Brussels commuters.
Urban profile of Namur
Namur is a metropolitan-scale city with a diversified economic fabric and a rich cultural scene. The transport network is extensive, professional opportunities are plentiful, and healthcare and education services are of a high standard. The diversity of neighbourhoods allows everyone to find a suitable living environment, from lively centres to quieter residential areas.
The province of Namur
The province of Namur, with the Walloon capital, offers a balance between accessible urban life and preserved nature. The Namur property market benefits from its regional capital status and the tourist appeal of the Meuse valley.
Neighboring municipalities of Namur
Here are municipalities in the same province worth considering:
- Sombreffe — Median house price: EUR 221,084, overall score: 42/100
- Andenne — Median house price: EUR 146,804, overall score: 63/100
- Gembloux — Median house price: EUR 213,625, overall score: 60/100
- Jemeppe-sur-Sambre — Median house price: EUR 210,783, overall score: 63/100
- Walcourt — Median house price: EUR 200,837, overall score: 55/100
- Ciney — Median house price: EUR 167,560, overall score: 59/100
Transport and accessibility
Namur scores 69/100 for public transport and 78/100 for walkability. The accessibility score for shops and services reaches 76/100.
Energy Performance Certificates (EPC)
The energy profile is mixed, with 18.8% in classes A-B and 27.2% in classes F-G.
- Class A: 1.9 %
- Class B: 16.9 %
- Class C: 20.7 %
- Class D: 18.4 %
- Class E: 15.0 %
- Class F: 11.3 %
- Class G: 15.9 %
Visit our EPC in Namur page to estimate renovation costs.
What makes an estimate vary from one address to the next
With equal features, two properties in the same municipality are not worth the same price, and the precise location as well as the technical condition explain most of the gap.
Location plays on the distance to schools, shops and main roads, but also on how quiet the street is.
Technical condition weighs through the work it imposes on the buyer. Roof, window frames, heating and insulation can partly be read in the EPC certificate, and a weak rating is negotiated on the price.
These factors do not add up mechanically. A well-located property in need of renovation and a renovated one further out end up in the same range.
Demographics and population profile
The population is experiencing moderate growth, with growth of 3.0% over 5 years. 23.1 % of the population is aged 18 to 34 and 21.1 % is over 65. The foreign population share is 10.5 %.
The median declarable income stands at EUR 28,073 per year. The municipality has 9,380 active businesses.
Safety
The crime rate is around the national average, with 78.0 offences per 1,000 residents, including 33.7 thefts and 8.0 acts of violence. The safety score is 7/100.
Quality of life in Namur
Namur offers a living environment that can be assessed through several complementary indicators. In terms of walkability, the municipality scores 78/100, reflecting how easy it is to walk for daily errands and activities. The public transport score is 69/100, indicating the level of bus, tram, or train service. Access to schools is rated 66/100, an essential criterion for families with children. Proximity to shops and services reaches 76/100. Green spaces score 58/100, important for daily wellbeing. Finally, the safety score stands at 7/100. All these criteria together give Namur an overall score of 68/100.
Economy and employment in Namur
The economic activity of Namur is characterised by a median declarable income of EUR 28,073 per year (average income: EUR 37,749). The municipality hosts 9,380 active businesses, or 0.08 businesses per 100 residents, reflecting a developing economic fabric. The municipal tax pressure is 23.7%.
Investment
With an investment score of 42/100 and 1,186 transactions over the past 12 months, Namur has limited investment potential. Registration fees in Wallonia amount to 12.5%. Try our mortgage simulator and notary fees calculator.
How much does a house cost in Namur in 2025?
The median price of a house in Namur is EUR 434,530. Apartments trade at around EUR 298,709 and villas reach EUR 534,251.
Is Namur a good municipality to invest in?
Namur scores 42/100 for investment and 68/100 overall. Registration fees in Wallonia amount to 12.5%.
What is the demographic profile of Namur?
Namur has 114,142 residents and 31,448 households. The median income is EUR 28,073 per year.
What public transport is available in Namur?
Namur scores 69/100 for public transport and 78/100 for walkability. The municipality benefits from a good public transport network for daily commuting.
How safe is Namur?
The crime rate is around the national average, with a safety score of 7/100.