House€499,999
Genk

58 homes and apartments for sale in Genk, Belgium.
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24 properties shown
House€499,999
Genk
Apartment€179,500
Genk
Apartment€274,900
Genk
Apartment€374,000
Genk
House€339,700
Genk
House€519,950
Genk
House€475,000
Genk
Apartment€374,900
Genk
House€374,900
Genk
House€295,000
Genk
House€219,500
Genk
Apartment€189,000
Genk
House€275,000
Genk
Apartment€285,000
Genk
House€220,000
Genk
Apartment€210,000
Genk
House€420,000
Genk
Apartment€299,900
Genk
House€1,331,000
Genk
House€425,000
Genk
Apartment€219,000
Genk
Apartment€320,000
Genk
Apartment€299,950
Genk
Commercial property€600,000
Genk
Buyer's guide: Genk
Genk real estate offers some of the lower prices in Flanders, with a median asking price of €320,000 across 58 listings and about €1,906 per m². The mix of 25 houses, 17 apartments and 15 commercial properties reflects a former mining city that has reinvented itself.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Price per square metre uses 52 listings.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €320,000 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €266,000 to €493,749 |
| Median per m² | €1,906 |
| Median size | 174 m² |
| Listings | 58 |
Houses lead, but commercial properties are an unusually large share (15 of 58), including shops, offices and mixed-use buildings. Bedrooms: 15 three-bedroom, 8 two-bedroom, 6 four-bedroom, 6 five-plus and 4 one-bedroom. That gives buyers choices between family houses, small investor flats and buildings with a shop at ground level.
Browse houses in Belgium, apartments and commercial property for context.
Genk is in Flanders' Limburg province, near the Dutch and German borders. Its former coal-mine sites now host cultural venues, technology and green space. Hasselt is the nearby provincial capital, and Liège lies across the language border in Wallonia. Wavre, Namur, Schaerbeek and Ixelles are Brussels-region or Walloon markets, not neighbours.
Flanders charges 2% registration duty on a sole own home bought by a buyer who lives in it (since 1 January 2025) and 12% otherwise, so buying as an investor or second-home owner costs much more. Add notary fees and, for resales, agent commission usually paid by the seller. Check for an energy performance certificate (EPC) and the soil certificate, both required in Flanders, and ask about renovation obligations tied to the EPC score.
Read our Belgium buying guide, the financing page and the Belgium overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Flanders charges 2% for a sole own home and 12% otherwise. Check eligibility with a notary.
Yes, Hasselt is the nearby provincial capital.
The city has industrial and retail areas, and 15 of 58 listings are commercial.
Yes, there are no general restrictions on foreign buyers.