The battle to get a home: what can you do to be first in line? Woonexpert gives advice | My Guide: Living

27 MarchLast year, an apartment in Flanders became on average 6.5% more expensive and cost 247,562 euros (source: notaris.be). In Brussels there was even an increase of 8.1% to an average of 274,382 euros. There are also major differences in each province – for example, you can buy three flats in Roeselare for the price of one in Knokke. Our housing expert Björn Cocquyt finds out per province where you pay the most and the least, and what you get for that money.

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