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Property prices in the province of Limburg, municipality by municipality.

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Source: StatbelMunicipal boundaries: Statbel

How much does a house cost in the province of Limburg?

In 2025, the median price of a house in the province of Limburg was €316,000, across 7,927 sales, according to Statbel. For an apartment it was €247,000. In the first half of 2026, Statbel's latest release, the median price reaches €325,000 for a house and €250,000 for an apartment.

A house there costs the same as in Belgium as a whole, where the median price was €315,000.

The gap between municipalities is still wide: in 2025, the median house sold for €361,250 in Hamont-Achel, against €242,250 in Heers.

How prices have changed in the province of Limburg

Since 2010, the median house price in the province of Limburg has gone from €185,000 to €316,000, a change of +71%. Over one year, from 2024 to 2025, it changed by +7%.

For an apartment, it went from €150,000 to €247,000 over the same period, a change of +65%.

Median price of houses sold in 2025. Only municipalities for which Statbel publishes a price (at least 16 sales) are ranked: 37 out of 42. Each name links to the municipality's price page.

The most expensive municipalities in the province of Limburg

RankMunicipalityMedian priceSales
1Hamont-Achel€361,250157
2Hasselt€359,000734
3Lanaken€359,000262
4Diepenbeek€351,400166
5Zonhoven€347,500194

The cheapest municipalities in the province of Limburg

RankMunicipalityMedian priceSales
1Heers€242,25084
2Gingelom€250,000107
3Voeren€260,00048
4Leopoldsburg€276,250156
5Tongres-Borgloon€276,500471

For apartments, the most expensive municipality in 2025 is Oudsbergen (€310,000) and the cheapest is Leopoldsburg (€210,000), out of 28 ranked municipalities.

How to read the map

On this page, only the municipalities of the province of Limburg stand out in relief. The other Belgian municipalities stay flat and grey. The "All of Belgium" button brings back the relief for the whole country.

Each municipality is a block: the more its houses sell for, the taller the block. The price shown is the middle sale price of the year: half the houses sold for less, the other half for more. The colour says the same thing in nine shades, from light green for under €200,000 to very dark burgundy for €650,000 and over. Houses and apartments share the same colours and heights, so you can compare them at a glance.

For 2026, Statbel has only published the first six months so far. The map will show the full year as soon as it is out.

Frequently asked questions

In 2025, it is Hamont-Achel: the median house sold for €361,250, across 157 sales. Next come Hasselt and Lanaken.
In 2025, it is Heers, with a median house price of €242,250, across 84 sales.
From 2010 to 2025, the median house price in the province of Limburg went from €185,000 to €316,000, a change of +71%. Over the last year, from 2024 to 2025, it changed by +7%.
Because fewer than 16 homes sold there in the year, and Statbel publishes no price in that case. We estimate their price from their last published price and the trend in their district. The municipality's card explains the calculation.

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Source: Statbel, property prices by municipality, CC BY 4.0 licence. Latest release included: first half of 2026.