EPC Certificate (EPB) in Etterbeek

The area around the Schuman roundabout and the Rue de la Loi features many modern and renovated apartment buildings, often rented to European civil servants and diplomats. New builds (after 2000) typically achieve EPC B or C. Older buildings from 1960-70, with large windows and minimal insulation, often achieve E or F. Tenant turnover here is among the highest in Brussels.

The neighbourhood around the Chasse and Place Jourdan is the lively heart of Etterbeek, with its terraces and market. You will find mainly art-deco terraced houses (120-180 m²) and small investment properties of 3 to 4 storeys. The building stock dates largely from the interwar period: solid brick walls, old windows, gas heating. The average EPC score is between D and F, but targeted renovations (roof insulation, double glazing) yield 2 class gains. Our prices start at € 165 for an apartment and € 245 for a house.

The neighbourhood around the Cinquantenaire and Mérode offers a sought-after residential setting with fine bourgeois buildings and spacious apartments. The housing stock is heterogeneous: prestige apartments from 1930-50 alongside modern residences. For older buildings, EPC certification requires specific expertise: mansard roofs, cornices, period materials. Our assessors know the standard values applicable to this heritage.

The southern part of Etterbeek, near the ULB (Université Libre de Bruxelles) and the Avenue d'Auderghem, has a large supply of student accommodation: studios, rooms and small apartments. The market is very active and the EPC certificate is mandatory at every rental. With our price from € 125 for a studio it remains an accessible step that protects against fines of up to € 62,500.