EPC Certificate in Saint-Josse

The heart of Saint-Josse, around Place Saint-Josse and Rue Royale, is dominated by investment buildings from 1880-1920 subdivided into apartments. These properties have the lowest EPC scores in the commune (typically F to G), with brick facades without any insulation and predominantly single glazing. Roof insulation and window replacement are the most urgent and impactful renovations for these buildings.

The area around the Botanical Garden and Madou metro station has a slightly more varied housing stock, with some apartment buildings from the 1950s-60s alongside the older investment buildings. EPC classes range from D to G. The proximity to the European Quarter creates strong rental demand, particularly for small apartments and bedsits. The EPC Certificate is a key compliance document for landlords in this area.

Along the Chaussée de Haecht, the housing stock transitions towards Schaerbeek and includes a mix of older terraced houses and apartment buildings. EPC classes remain predominantly E to F. The mix of owner-occupiers and rental investors means demand for EPC Certificates is consistently high in this corridor. Window replacement and boiler upgrades are the priority measures.

The area bordering Etterbeek and the European Quarter, around Rue de la Loi, includes some more recently renovated properties and occasional new developments. EPC classes here can reach C to D for renovated buildings. With our price from €165 for an apartment, EPC certification is the essential first step before any renovation or sale, protecting owners against fines up to €62,500.