Apartment€430,000
Hasselt

73 homes and apartments for sale in Hasselt, Belgium.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€430,000
Hasselt
Apartment€795,000
Hasselt
Apartment€249,000
Hasselt
House€285,000
Hasselt
Apartment€550,000
Hasselt
Apartment€165,000
Hasselt
House€375,000
Hasselt
Apartment€350,000
Hasselt
House€375,000
Hasselt
Apartment€495,000
Hasselt
Apartment€249,000
Hasselt
House€480,000
Hasselt
House€399,000
Hasselt
Apartment€389,000
Hasselt
House€1,450,000
Hasselt
Apartment€550,000
Hasselt
Apartment€670,000
Hasselt
House€459,000
Hasselt
House€265,000
Hasselt
Apartment€195,000
Hasselt
Apartment€257,000
Hasselt
House€475,000
Hasselt
House€679,000
Hasselt
House€425,000
Hasselt
Buyer's guide: Hasselt
Looking for property for sale in Hasselt? The capital of Belgian Limburg has a median asking price of €375,000 across 73 listings on RealEstateAbroad. Apartments (35) narrowly outnumber houses (26), and prices undercut Brussels and Antwerp.
These are asking prices from current listings. Half the market falls between €257,000 and €495,000. The median price per m² is €2,778 and the median size is 160 m².
| Measure | Hasselt |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €375,000 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €257,000 to €495,000 |
| Per m² | €2,778 |
| Median size | 160 m² |
| Listings | 73 |
Besides 35 apartments and 26 houses, there are 6 commercial properties and 6 plots. Three-bedroom homes lead (25), followed by two-bedroom (15), one-bedroom (7) and four-bedroom (6), with only 4 homes of five or more bedrooms.
Compare with Belgian apartments and houses.
Hasselt is a university and administrative city in the Flemish region, known for shopping streets, a Japanese garden and the local genever tradition. It has a ring road around the centre, a railway station with links to Brussels and Liège, and bus connections across Limburg. The nearby Kiewit and Genk areas provide jobs, and Maastricht and Aachen are short drives away.
Buyers include families, students' parents and cross-border commuters.
Belgium has no general restriction on foreign buyers. In Flanders, registration duty on resale properties is 12%, with reduced rates for a sole main residence and for certain energy-saving works. A notary prepares the deed, and fees are added. Check energy performance certificates (EPC), as renovation obligations apply to some buyers in Flanders.
See our Belgium buying guide and financing guide.
Genk is the closest listed town. Liege and Namur are in Wallonia, and Wavre, Schaerbeek and Ixelles Elsene are in the Brussels area, with different taxes. See the Belgium page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Typically, yes, but compare the Antwerp page for your property type. Our Hasselt median is €375,000.
12% on resale properties, with reductions in certain cases. Verify with a notary.
Maastricht in the Netherlands is a short drive away.
Yes, an energy certificate is required for sales in Flanders.