Cheapest municipalities in Brussels

Ranking of the 50 cheapest municipalities to buy a house in Brussels. Updated Statbel data.

Median price of all houses sold, first half of 2026, according to Statbel. When a municipality has fewer than 16 sales in that period, its price is the one for the year 2025.

#	Municipality	Median house price	Score
1	Molenbeek-Saint-JeanBruxelles-Capitale	€318,000	72/100
2	AnderlechtBruxelles-Capitale	€356,500	82/100
3	Saint-Josse-ten-NoodeBruxelles-Capitale	€357,500	71/100
4	GanshorenBruxelles-Capitale	€394,500	67/100
5	JetteBruxelles-Capitale	€415,000	76/100
6	Berchem-Sainte-AgatheBruxelles-Capitale	€420,500	70/100
7	BrusselsBruxelles-Capitale	€425,500	81/100
8	EvereBruxelles-Capitale	€455,000	66/100
9	ForestBruxelles-Capitale	€530,000	67/100
10	AuderghemBruxelles-Capitale	€549,000	79/100
11	Saint-GillesBruxelles-Capitale	€550,000	72/100
12	SchaerbeekBruxelles-Capitale	€591,250	74/100
13	Watermael-BoitsfortBruxelles-Capitale	€630,000	83/100
14	EtterbeekBruxelles-Capitale	€637,500	69/100
15	Woluwe-Saint-LambertBruxelles-Capitale	€660,000	70/100
16	UccleBruxelles-Capitale	€745,000	80/100
17	Woluwe-Saint-PierreBruxelles-Capitale	€750,000	78/100
18	IxellesBruxelles-Capitale	€815,000	69/100

Methodology

This ranking is based on official Statbel data (Directorate-General Statistics). Prices are medians of recorded transactions. Neighborhood scores are calculated from public data on transport, schools, shops, green spaces and walkability.

FAQ

Data is updated quarterly based on the latest Statbel publications.