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Investing in Lennik: the figures that matter

Flanders · Flemish Brabant · Statbel prices of September 2026

In brief

In Lennik, a house usually sells for €403,000. That is the median price: half of sales are above, half below. That is 20% more than a typical municipality in Flanders (€335,000).
In five years, house prices changed by +13.5%.
In twelve months, 105 properties sold, or 11.1 per 1,000 residents. The more sales, the easier it is to sell later.

These are public figures, not investment advice.

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Where Lennik is in Belgium

€403,000house, median price

+13.5 %house prices over five years

105sales in twelve months

46market activity, out of 100

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9,471inhabitants

+4.4 %population change over five years

€33,172median income per tax return+65.9% compared with Belgium

1,147active businesses

77schools score out of 100

30transit score out of 100

Homes to renovate, so cheaper?

A poorly insulated property sells for less. After renovation, it gains value. That is where the bargains are.

34.1% of homes in the municipality are rated EPC F or G, the worst classes.

EPC ratings in Lennik, in detail

In 2024, the municipality issued 61 building permits. Over five years, that number changed by -12.9%. That is the new supply on its way.

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Better value a few kilometres away?

Here are the median house price and overall score of each nearby municipality.

Leuven€474,00074/100 Vilvoorde€379,50057/100 Dilbeek€420,00052/100 Halle€358,00065/100 Grimbergen€400,00057/100 Zaventem€445,00052/100

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Frequently asked questions

In twelve months, 105 properties sold for 9,471 residents. Many sales make reselling easier. Few sales call for more patience, and a lower purchase price.

Public notary auctions often close below the municipality's median price. Immolytics tracks them every day. The gap is published, lot by lot, on the Lennik public auctions page and in the Pépites edition.

No. They describe the municipality. The property, its street, its condition and its EPC do the rest. Visit, get the works priced and compare rents in similar listings before you sign.

Sources: Statbel for prices, population and incomes. Regional registers for the EPC, Statbel for building permits, OpenStreetMap for the scores. The actual rent of a given property is not in this data.

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