What does a house really cost in Nandrin?
In Nandrin, the spread is wide: from €270K for entry-level to €410K at the top, with a median around €365K.
Entry (p25) €270K · Median €365K · Top (p75) €410K
Source: Statbel transaction data (ref. 2026).
Statbel rolling-year medians (2026) for postcode 4550. Fednot municipal section where available.
Factual reading of Statbel medians, not buying or selling advice. Source: Statbel, data Q1 2026.
Official median prices from Statbel sale deeds (FPS Finance). Fednot averages are shown as a secondary reference where available.
The median is the middle sale price: half of sales are below, half above. The average is pulled more by very expensive or very cheap outliers.
−6% median vs 2021
Source: Statbel, data Q1 2026
Compare apartment, terraced/semi-detached and detached homes from Statbel sale data (rolling year).
Source: Statbel open data (rolling year through 2026).
For a typical house (median €365K), expect roughly €46K in registration duties (12.5%) on top of the purchase price.
Brussels/Wallonia: 12.5% registration duties (indicative - check allowances).
The analysis below is computed from official transaction data - not generic copy, but figures and comparisons specific to this municipality.
In Nandrin, the spread is wide: from €270K for entry-level to €410K at the top, with a median around €365K.
Entry (p25) €270K · Median €365K · Top (p75) €410K
Source: Statbel transaction data (ref. 2026).
At €365K, Nandrin ranks among the priciest municipalities in Liège (rank 83/84, 48% above provincial average).
Province Liège €246K · Nandrin €365K (+48% above Province Liège)
Belgium (median) €301K · Nandrin €365K (+21% above Belgium (median))
Sources: Fednot barometer + Statbel.
In 2026, there were 40 house sales - moderate market activity.
Source: Statbel transaction data (ref. 2026).
Average taxable income
€ 48.849
Median house price
€ 365.000
Affordability ratio
7.5x
Source: Statbel taxable income (2023). Ratio = median house price / average taxable income.
1432
New build: 15 · Renovation: 1417
5-year trend: +69.9%
5,735
inhabitants (latest Statbel figures)
Source: Statbel building permits (CC BY 4.0) and population statistics.
Median house and apartment price per area within the merged municipality. A dash means too few sales in that statistic.
| Area | House | Apartment |
|---|---|---|
| Nandrin | - | - |
| Saint-Severin | - | - |
| Villers-Le-Temple | - | - |
| Yernee-Fraineux | - | - |
Fednot property barometer (notaris.be). Medians are not published when there are too few recent sales to report a reliable figure.
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Sources: Fednot property barometer (notaris.be) as the primary source per municipality and sub-municipality. Statbel (rolling year, incl. p25/p75 and transaction counts) as fallback and for historical series. Pandwijzer is not a formal valuation; see also transparency. More reading: knowledge base.
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The median is the middle price in the list of sales. The average is the sum divided by the number of transactions. A few very expensive homes often push the average above the median.
Pandwijzer primarily uses Statbel (FPS Finance): official median prices from sale deeds, rolling 4-quarter window. The Fednot property barometer serves as a secondary reference. Asking prices on Immoweb are not sold prices.