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Median price in Pelt : €367,500 (house, first half of 2026) · €271,000 (apartment, first half of 2026) · Statbel data

Property Prices Pelt (October 2026)

Flanders · Limburg · 34,433 inhabitants

In brief

  • In Pelt, a house usually sold for €367,500 in the first half of 2026. That is 5% more than a typical municipality in Flanders (€350,000).
  • This price rose by 8.1% compared with the first half of 2025.
  • 150 houses sold in the first half of 2026, more than in most municipalities of Flanders (usually 80).

Official Statbel figures, all houses combined. This is not buying or selling advice.

Median house price, first half of 2026

€367,500

All houses (terraced, semi-detached and detached), from 150 sales.

+8.1 %compared with the first half of 2025Statbel, prices updated in September 2026

€271,000Apartmentfirst half of 2026, 65 salesSee the detail€285,000Terraced or semi-detached housefirst half of 2026, 33 salesSee the detail€385,000Detached housefirst half of 2026, 117 salesSee the detail
215House and apartment salesfirst half of 2026

Source: Statbel (Directorate-General Statistics), prices updated in September 2026

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  1. Surface and number of bedrooms: a house larger than the municipality's average is worth more, and the reverse.
  2. Condition: a property to renovate sells well below the median, a recently renovated one above.
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What are homes worth here?

Houses

Median house price

€367,500

In Pelt, half of the houses sold for less than €367,500 and half for more.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: €330,000
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: €350,000
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 2 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, first half of 2026

Flats

Median flat price

€271,000

In Pelt, half of the flats sold for less than €271,000 and half for more.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: €250,000
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: €264,500
Source: Statbel, first half of 2026

Trend

One-year change in house prices

+8.1%

The median house price rose by 8.1% in a year.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: +7.8%
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: +5.2%
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 4 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, first half of 2026

Living here

Living in Pelt, day to day

Schools, transport, climate, neighbours, home insulation: what the municipality offers once the boxes are unpacked.

What state is the housing in?

Age

When were the homes built?

8.6% Fewer than one in ten houses and buildings in Pelt dates from before 1945.

Each bar shows the share of houses and buildings in Pelt built in that period; the gold line, the median of Flemish municipalities.

Share of houses and buildings in Pelt by construction period
PeriodPeltMedian of Flemish municipalities
Built before 19001.0%5.3%
Built from 1900 to 19182.5%3.7%
Built from 1919 to 19455.1%11.9%
Built from 1946 to 196113.9%13.3%
Built from 1962 to 197012.3%10.6%
Built from 1971 to 198117.9%15.2%
Built from 1982 to 199111.5%9.5%
Built from 1992 to 200113.4%10.1%
Built from 2002 to 201111.3%8.2%
Built after 201111.2%9.5%
Source: Statbel, building stock, 2025

Energy (EPC)

Energy certificates in the municipality

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Radon

Radon risk class

class 0

The FANC places Pelt in radon class 0, on a scale from 0 to 2b.

Source: FANC, radon map, July 2026

Flooding

Buildings in a medium flood probability zone

3.5%

In Pelt, 3.5% of buildings stand in a zone that can flood about once every 100 years, according to the Flemish maps.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 4.7%
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 5.6%
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 2 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: VMM, flood prone areas, 2023Immolytics estimate

Buildings in a low flood probability zone

3.8%

In Pelt, 3.8% of buildings stand in a zone that can flood about once every 1000 years, according to the Flemish maps.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 3.7%
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 4.5%
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 2 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: VMM, flood prone areas, 2023Immolytics estimate

Heating

Central heating

90.8%

90.8% of houses and blocks of flats have central heating.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 87.7%
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 82.0%
Source: Statbel, building stock, 2025

Homes

Number of homes

15,723 homes

Pelt has 15,723 homes.

Source: Statbel, building stock, 2025

Permits

Permits for new homes

91

In one year, 91 permits were granted to build new residential buildings.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 59
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 47
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 1 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, building permits, 2024

Permits for renovations

57

In one year, 57 permits were granted to renovate residential buildings.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 43
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 50
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 1 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, building permits, 2024

What does it cost to live here?

Property tax

Local surcharge on property tax

741 additional centimes

For 2026, Pelt set 741 additional centimes on property tax. The lower this number, the lighter the tax.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 897 additional centimes
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 899 additional centimes
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 6 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Vlabel, 2026

Rents

Median flat rent

€800 a month

In Pelt, half of the flats rent for less than €800 a month and half for more.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: €828 a month
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: €835 a month
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 3 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: FPS Finance, 2025

Median house rent

€995 a month

In Pelt, half of the houses rent for less than €995 a month and half for more.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: €950 a month
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: €950 a month
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 2 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: FPS Finance, 2025

Who lives here?

Population

Residents

34,433 residents

Pelt has 34,433 residents.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 15,953 residents
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 15,470 residents
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 2 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, 2025

Change in population over five years

+4.7%

The population grew by 4.7% in five years.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: +2.9%
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: +3.3%
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 2 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, 2020 to 2025

Ages

Residents aged 65 and over

22.6%

In Pelt, 22.6% of residents are 65 or older.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 22.5%
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 22.0%
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 3 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, 2025

Income

Median disposable income

€30,627

In 2023, half of the residents of Pelt lived in a household whose disposable income, adjusted to a single person, was below €30,627 a year.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: €30,997
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: €31,590
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 4 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, administrative disposable income (DataLab), 2023

Births

Births per 1,000 residents

9.1 per 1,000 residents

There are 9.1 births a year per 1,000 residents.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 8.3 per 1,000 residents
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 8.8 per 1,000 residents
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 3 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, population movement, 2020 to 2024

Deaths per 1,000 residents

8.7 per 1,000 residents

There are 8.7 deaths a year per 1,000 residents.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 9.2 per 1,000 residents
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 9.9 per 1,000 residents
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 3 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, population movement, 2020 to 2024

Births minus deaths

+0.4 per 1,000 residents

Each year there are 0.4 more births than deaths per 1,000 residents.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: -1.2 per 1,000 residents
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: -1.1 per 1,000 residents
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 4 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, population movement, 2020 to 2024

Births

295 births

In 2025, 295 babies were born to residents of Pelt.

Source: Statbel, population movement, 2025

Deaths

321 deaths

In 2025, 321 residents of Pelt died.

Source: Statbel, population movement, 2025

Arrivals and departures

Moves within Belgium

0.0 per 1,000 residents

Each year the municipality gains 0.0 people per 1,000 residents from elsewhere in Belgium, after departures.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: +3.1 per 1,000 residents
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: +4.6 per 1,000 residents
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 4 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, population movement, 2020 to 2024

Moves to and from abroad

+8.6 per 1,000 residents

Each year the municipality gains 8.6 people per 1,000 residents from abroad, after departures.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: +4.1 per 1,000 residents
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: +2.9 per 1,000 residents
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 3 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, population movement, 2020 to 2024

Households without a car

Households without a car

17.7%

17.7% of households have no car.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 15.7%
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 17.2%
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 1 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, household cars, 2025

Households with two or more cars

30.3%

30.3% of households have at least two cars.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 35.1%
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 32.7%
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 6 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, household cars, 2025

Cars per household

1.22 cars per household

On average there are 1.22 cars per household.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 1.31 cars per household
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 1.26 cars per household
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 6 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, household cars, 2025

How do people get to work from here?

Places of work

Work in their own municipality

41.6%

41.6% of working residents have their job in their own municipality.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 28.5%
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 25.4%
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 2 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, census, 2021

Work elsewhere in the province

35.9%

35.9% of working residents have their job in another municipality of the province.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 47.7%
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 51.0%
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 4 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, census, 2021

Work abroad

10.1%

10.1% of working residents have their job abroad.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 1.8%
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 0.3%
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 2 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, census, 2021
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Work in another province

9.9%

9.9% of working residents have their job in another Belgian province.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 11.4%
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 11.3%
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 3 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, census, 2021

Main place of work

9.0%

9.0% of working residents commute to Lommel, the municipality most of them travel to.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 11.7%
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 15.3%
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 6 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, census, 2021

Work in Brussels

1.4%

1.4% of working residents have their job in the Brussels Region.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 2.6%
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 3.6%
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 3 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Statbel, census, 2021

Residents in work

15,480 people

At the 2021 census, 15,480 residents of Pelt were in work.

Source: Statbel, census, 2021

Travel time

By car to Liège, without traffic

68 minutes

Without traffic, it takes about 68 minutes by car to reach central Liège.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 47 minutes
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 89 minutes
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 3 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: OSRM, data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), without traffic, 2026Immolytics estimate

By car to Brussels, without traffic

84 minutes

Without traffic, it takes about 84 minutes by car to reach central Brussels.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 74 minutes
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 63 minutes
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 4 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: OSRM, data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), without traffic, 2026Immolytics estimate

By car to Louvain-la-Neuve, without traffic

89 minutes

Without traffic, it takes about 89 minutes by car to reach central Louvain-la-Neuve.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 76 minutes
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 73 minutes
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 4 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: OSRM, data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), without traffic, 2026Immolytics estimate
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By car to Namur, without traffic

107 minutes

Without traffic, it takes about 107 minutes by car to reach central Namur.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 81 minutes
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 91 minutes
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 3 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: OSRM, data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), without traffic, 2026Immolytics estimate

By car to Charleroi, without traffic

120 minutes

Without traffic, it takes about 120 minutes by car to reach central Charleroi.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 97 minutes
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 89 minutes
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 4 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: OSRM, data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), without traffic, 2026Immolytics estimate

By car to Mons, without traffic

126 minutes

Without traffic, it takes about 126 minutes by car to reach central Mons.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 109 minutes
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 88 minutes
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 4 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: OSRM, data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), without traffic, 2026Immolytics estimate

By car to Luxembourg City, without traffic

181 minutes

Without traffic, it takes about 181 minutes by car to reach central Luxembourg City.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 159 minutes
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 181 minutes
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 3 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: OSRM, data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), without traffic, 2026Immolytics estimate

Public transport

SNCB railway stations

2

2 SNCB stations within Pelt.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 0
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 0
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 1 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: SNCB, De Lijn, TEC and STIB (GTFS timetables), 2026

Public transport stops

68.3 per 10,000 residents

For every 10,000 residents, the municipality has 68.3 bus, tram, metro or train stops.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 70.1 per 10,000 residents
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 46.9 per 10,000 residents
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 3 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: SNCB, De Lijn, TEC and STIB (GTFS timetables), 2026

What is there for families?

Schools

Schools

20

Pelt has 20 schools, from nursery to higher education.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 9
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 7
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 1 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Wallonia-Brussels Federation and Onderwijs Vlaanderen, 2026

Nursery and primary schools

10

Pelt has 10 nursery or primary schools.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 6
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 6
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 2 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Wallonia-Brussels Federation and Onderwijs Vlaanderen, 2026

Schools per 10,000 residents

5.8 per 10,000 residents

For every 10,000 residents, the municipality has 5.8 schools.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 5.0 per 10,000 residents
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 4.6 per 10,000 residents
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 1 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Wallonia-Brussels Federation and Onderwijs Vlaanderen, 2026

Is it safe?

Burglaries

Home burglaries

2.7 per 1,000 homes

From 2022 to 2024, the police recorded an average of 2.7 home burglaries a year per 1,000 homes in Pelt.

  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 4.2 per 1,000 homes
Source: Federal Police, police crime statistics, 2022 to 2024

Recorded offences

Change in offences recorded by the police

+26%

From 2016 to 2024, the number of offences recorded by the police in Pelt rose by 26%.

  • Median of Flemish municipalities: +2%
Source: Federal Police, 2016 to 2024

What is the environment like here?

Climate

Average temperature

10.8 °C

Over a year, the average temperature in Pelt is 10.8 °C.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 10.8 °C
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 10.9 °C
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 2 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Royal Meteorological Institute, 1991 to 2020

Sunshine

1,694 hours a year

The sun shines on average 1,694 hours a year in Pelt.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 1,709 hours a year
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 1,731 hours a year
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 4 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Royal Meteorological Institute, 1991 to 2020

Rainfall

831 mm a year

On average, 831 millimetres of rain fall each year in Pelt.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 809 mm a year
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 829 mm a year
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 3 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: Royal Meteorological Institute, 1991 to 2020

Air quality

Nitrogen dioxide in the air (NO2)

10.7 µg/m³

Where the residents of Pelt live, the air contains on average 10.7 µg/m³ of nitrogen dioxide. The World Health Organization recommends staying below 10 µg/m³ over the year.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 8.8 µg/m³
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 10.2 µg/m³
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 1 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: IRCEL CELINE, air quality, 2024Immolytics estimate

Fine particles in the air (PM2.5)

8.4 µg/m³

Where the residents of Pelt live, the air contains on average 8.4 µg/m³ of fine particles. The World Health Organization recommends staying below 5 µg/m³ over the year.

  • Median of the municipalities in the province: 8.2 µg/m³
  • Median of Flemish municipalities: 8.3 µg/m³
  • Among its neighbours, Pelt ranks 3 out of 6, from the highest value to the lowest.
Source: IRCEL CELINE, air quality, 2024Immolytics estimate

Is it a pleasant place to live?

TransportExcellent
100/100

Measures accessibility to public transport: train stations, bus/tram stops, line frequency and nearby cycling paths.

Flanders average : 47+53

SchoolsAverage
58/100

Evaluates proximity and density of educational facilities: nurseries, kindergartens, primary, secondary and higher education.

Flanders average : 37+21

ShopsGood
60/100

Measures access to daily shops and services: supermarkets, bakeries, pharmacies, restaurants, banks and post offices.

Flanders average : 52+8

Green spacesGood
70/100

Evaluates the availability of accessible green spaces: public parks, gardens, forests, nature reserves and playgrounds.

Flanders average : 72=

WalkabilityGood
62/100

Measures the ease of completing daily activities on foot: shops, schools, transport and services accessible without a car.

Flanders average : 47+15

Overall scoreGood
68/100

Weighted average of five scores: shops (weight 5), schools (4), transport (3), green spaces (3) and walkability (3). Crime is not included.

Flanders average : 51+17

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Living environment

Air quality:
11Good

Climate of Pelt

RMI normals for 1991-2020, each set against the median Belgian municipality.

10.8 °Cmean annual temperaturemedian municipality: 10.8 °C
1,694 hhours of sunshine per yearmedian municipality: 1,703 h
831 mmprecipitation per yearmedian municipality: 837 mm
134rainy days (at least 1 mm)median municipality: 134
62frost daysmedian municipality: 51
11days at 30 °C or moremedian municipality: 7

Last frost on average on 21 April, first frost on 31 October; growing season from 16 May to 5 October.

Source: RMI (Royal Meteorological Institute), climate statistics of Belgian municipalities, reference period 1991-2020. RMI sheet for the municipality (PDF, in French)

Rail transport

Nearest station

Neerpelt

0.7 km

Nearby stations

Overpelt
0.7 km
Hamont
8.3 km

Source: iRail

Schools, transport and building work

Building Permits

2024

Total permits

161-35.1%over 5 years
New construction91
57%
Renovations57
35%

Source: Statbel, Building Permits (CC BY 4.0)

Schools

School map

Total schools

20

School density

5.8

per 10,000 pop.

Primary / kindergarten
10
Secondary
10
Higher education
0

Source: FASE 2026 (Wallonia-Brussels Federation) and Onderwijs Vlaanderen

Public Transport

Total stops

235

Transit density

68.3

stops per 10,000 pop.

Train stations
2
Bus stops
233

Source: GTFS Belgium, SNCB, De Lijn, TEC, STIB (CC BY 4.0)

Who lives here?

34,433Population+4.7 % over five years
592Population densityinhabitants per km²
15,005HouseholdsAverage household size : 2.3
19.4 %Foreign population

Age distribution

Income and jobs

€30,627Median income+53.1 % National comparison
3,341Enterprises97.0 per 1,000 inhabitants
12.0xAffordability ratioIncome vs property price

Tax pressure : 19.7 %

Property tax in Pelt

Pelt levies 741 municipal surcharge points (centimes additionnels) on property withholding tax in 2026, on top of 214.52 provincial points. For a house with a cadastral income of €1,000, the 2026 property tax comes to about €964 a year.

It ranks 3 from the lowest among the 46 municipalities of its province. The municipality applies different rates depending on the type of property, from 741 to 1,037 points.

Calculate the property tax of a home in Pelt

Source: Flemish Tax Administration (Vlaamse Belastingdienst), 2026 opcentiemen. Cadastral income indexed with the 2026 coefficient (2.3), regional rate 3.97%.

Offences recorded by the police in 2024

46.7

recorded offences per 1,000 residents

Near median
Pelt
46.7
Belgian median
50.1
Comparable density
50.2

This figure counts the offences recorded on the municipality's territory, divided by the number of residents. Towns that receive commuters, shoppers and visitors every day come out higher, because offences against them are counted although they do not live there. It is therefore not a measure of the risk to a resident, which is why we do not give a safety score.

Source: Belgian Federal Police, police crime statistics, offences recorded in 2024 by place of offence. Population: Statbel.

Are homes well insulated?

Flanders does not publish the breakdown of energy performance certificates by municipality as open data, so we show no percentages for Pelt.

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Pelt and its neighbours

Aarschot : €332,750Arendonk : €310,000As : €304,500Baarle-Hertog : €399,000Balen : €360,000Beerse : €374,900Begijnendijk : €345,000Beringen : €312,500Bocholt : €351,000Bree : €350,000Dessel : €298,500Diest : €307,000Dilsen-Stokkem : €325,000Geel : €338,750Genk : €320,250Grobbendonk : €405,000Ham : €338,000Hamont-Achel : €430,000Hechtel-Eksel : €328,500Heist-op-den-Berg : €367,000Herentals : €336,000Herenthout : €313,100Herselt : €325,000Heusden-Zolder : €320,000Hoogstraten : €527,500Houthalen-Helchteren : €320,000Hulshout : €337,500Kasterlee : €416,381Kinrooi : €360,000Laakdal : €349,500Leopoldsburg : €310,925Lille : €365,000Lommel : €355,000Lummen : €395,000Maaseik : €342,500Meerhout : €349,000Merksplas : €441,250Mol : €332,280Olen : €341,000Oud-Turnhout : €440,000Oudsbergen : €347,000Peer : €347,000Pelt : €367,500Ravels : €430,000Retie : €420,000Rijkevorsel : €365,000Scherpenheuvel-Zichem : €290,000Tessenderlo : €338,000Turnhout : €315,000Vorselaar : €415,000Vosselaar : €419,500Westerlo : €349,600
Usual price of a houseunder €150,000€150,000 to €250,000€250,000 to €350,000€350,000 to €450,000over €450,000too few sales

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Neighbourhoods of Pelt

Statbel publishes sale prices neighbourhood by neighbourhood once a neighbourhood records at least 16 sales in a year. In Pelt, 10 neighbourhoods out of 33 have a published price for at least one year between 2022 and 2024. The others stay grey on the map, with their number of sales.

Boseind is the 4th cheapest neighbourhood in Pelt out of 8, by median house price. It is the neighbourhood with the most sales.

The median price is the middle one: half of the neighbourhood's sales were below it, the other half above. Each price shows the year it refers to.

Fabriekstraat: house €221,000 (2022) · 8 sales in 2023 · 1st cheapest out of 8Overpelt-Centrum-West: house €275,000 (2023) · 18 sales in 2023 · 2nd cheapest out of 8Haspershoven: house €259,000 (2022) · 14 sales in 2023 · 3rd cheapest out of 8Boseind: house €320,000 (2023) · 31 sales in 2023 · 4th cheapest out of 8Damsheide: house €300,000 (2022) · 7 sales in 2024 · 5th cheapest out of 8Lindel Zuid En West: house €312,500 (2022) · 15 sales in 2023 · 6th cheapest out of 8Beukenheide - Hayenhoek: house €357,500 (2023) · 17 sales in 2023 · 7th cheapest out of 8Sint-Huibrechts-Lille-Centrum: house €357,900 (2023) · 26 sales in 2023 · 8th cheapest out of 8Overpelt-Centrum: apartment €255,000 (2024) · 30 sales in 2024Neerpelt-Centrum: apartment €250,000 (2023) · 29 sales in 2023Lindel - Centrum: 19 sales in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceOverpelt-Centrum-Oost: 10 sales in 2024 · too few sales for a published priceMeeus: 10 sales in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceHolvense Beek: 9 sales in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceTuinwijk: 8 sales in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceDe Roosen: 7 sales in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceBroeseind: 7 sales in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceVillabos: 6 sales in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceLa Ven Del: 4 sales in 2022 · too few sales for a published priceNeerpelt Kanaal-N.-Verspr.bew.: 4 sales in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceHerent: 4 sales in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceKolis: 4 sales in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceHoutmolen: 4 sales in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceLindelse Heide - Hoeverheide: 4 sales in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceRozen: 3 sales in 2022 · too few sales for a published priceVenderstraat - Broekkant: 3 sales in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceLille - Kanaal-N.- Verspr.bew.: 3 sales in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceRiet - Breughelweg: 3 sales in 2024 · too few sales for a published priceHeesakker: 3 sales in 2024 · too few sales for a published priceBerkendreef: 2 sales in 2022 · too few sales for a published priceLille - Kanaal-Z.- Verspr.bew.: 2 sales in 2024 · too few sales for a published priceIndustrie: 1 sale in 2023 · too few sales for a published priceHeide Achter De Steenweg: too few sales for a published price

House prices

  • €221,000 to €259,000
  • €259,000 to €300,000
  • €300,000 to €312,500
  • €312,500 to €357,500
  • €357,500 to €357,900
  • Fewer than 16 sales a year: no published price

Apartment prices

  • €250,000 to €255,000
  • €255,000 to €255,000
  • Fewer than 16 sales a year: no published price

Number of sales

  • 1 to 3
  • 3 to 4
  • 4 to 8
  • 8 to 17
  • 17 to 31
  • No data

Median income

  • €27,164 to €32,080
  • €32,080 to €34,751
  • €34,751 to €35,817
  • €35,817 to €38,203
  • €38,203 to €50,127
  • No data

Average age

  • 36 years to 41 years
  • 41 years to 42 years
  • 42 years to 43 years
  • 43 years to 45 years
  • 45 years to 54 years
  • No data

Households of 3 or more

  • 16% to 32%
  • 32% to 37%
  • 37% to 40%
  • 40% to 44%
  • 44% to 47%
  • No data

Owner households

  • 44% to 73%
  • 73% to 81%
  • 81% to 89%
  • 89% to 92%
  • 92% to 95%
  • No data
NeighbourhoodSalesHouseApartmentMedian income
Fabriekstraat1st cheapest of 88 in 2023€221,000 (2022)not published€34,751
Overpelt-Centrum-West2nd cheapest of 818 in 2023€275,000 (2023)not published€34,136
Haspershoven3rd cheapest of 814 in 2023€259,000 (2022)not published€32,968
Boseind4th cheapest of 831 in 2023€320,000 (2023)not published€35,387
Damsheide5th cheapest of 87 in 2024€300,000 (2022)not published€36,563
Lindel Zuid En West6th cheapest of 815 in 2023€312,500 (2022)not published€38,450
Beukenheide - Hayenhoek7th cheapest of 817 in 2023€357,500 (2023)not published€34,019
Sint-Huibrechts-Lille-Centrum8th cheapest of 826 in 2023€357,900 (2023)not published€31,933
Overpelt-Centrum30 in 2024not published€255,000 (2024)€28,662
Neerpelt-Centrum29 in 2023not published€250,000 (2023)€29,304
Lindel - Centrum19 in 2023not publishednot published€31,529
Overpelt-Centrum-Oost10 in 2024not publishednot published€35,342
Meeus10 in 2023not publishednot published€37,954
Holvense Beek9 in 2023not publishednot published€32,080
Tuinwijk8 in 2023not publishednot published€32,736
De Roosen7 in 2023not publishednot published€38,112
Broeseind7 in 2023not publishednot published€33,411
Villabos6 in 2023not publishednot published€50,127
La Ven Del4 in 2022not publishednot published€27,164
Neerpelt Kanaal-N.-Verspr.bew.4 in 2023not publishednot published€38,143
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Herent4 in 2023not publishednot published€38,203
Kolis4 in 2023not publishednot published€35,817
Houtmolen4 in 2023not publishednot published€38,460
Lindelse Heide - Hoeverheide4 in 2023not publishednot published€35,242
Rozen3 in 2022not publishednot published€46,717
Venderstraat - Broekkant3 in 2023not publishednot published€35,261
Lille - Kanaal-N.- Verspr.bew.3 in 2023not publishednot published€34,978
Riet - Breughelweg3 in 2024not publishednot published€39,707
Heesakker3 in 2024not publishednot published€35,482
Berkendreef2 in 2022not publishednot published€38,139
Lille - Kanaal-Z.- Verspr.bew.2 in 2024not publishednot published€38,781
Industrie1 in 2023not publishednot published€31,519
Heide Achter De Steenwegnot publishednot publishednot publishednot published

Value a property in Pelt with its address: the calculation then starts from the sales in its neighbourhood, when Statbel publishes a price for it.

Source: Statbel, sales by statistical sector, 2024, CC BY 4.0 licence. Median income: Statbel, tax income 2023. Age and households: Statbel, Census 2021.

And next door? Prices in neighbouring municipalities

Hasselt€347,75057/100Genk€320,25063/100Beringen€312,50061/100Sint-Truiden€296,50068/100Maasmechelen€295,00059/100Heusden-Zolder€320,00066/100

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In Pelt, a house usually sold for €367,500 in the first half of 2026: that is the median price of all houses, from 150 sales (Statbel). For an apartment, the median price is €271,000 (first half of 2026).
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