Number of real estate transactions in houses in Belgium 1990-2017, by region

This statistic shows the number of real estate transactions in houses in Flanders, Wallonia and Brussels Capital Region (Belgium) from 1990 to 2017. Belgium as a country has the unique situation that it has four governments: one national and three regional. These governments sometimes work together, but also do things differently from another. When looking at Belgium, one therefore also has to look at the regional level. According to the source, the numbers provided concern 'ordinary houses' (in Flemish Dutch: gewone woonhuizen). This in contrast to other numbers, which cover 'villa's, bungalows and mansions', 'apartments, flats and studios' (in Flemish Dutch: villa's, bungalows, landhuizen) and 'building lots' (in Flemish Dutch: bouwgronden). In 2017, there were approximately 42,000 housing transactions in the Flemish region in Belgium.During the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis in 2020, house prices in Belgium continued increasing. Unsurprisingly, the Brussels-Capital Region was the most expensive region for housing.

本统计数据展示了从1990年至2017年佛兰德斯、瓦隆和布鲁塞尔首都大区（比利时）的住宅房地产交易数量。作为一个国家，比利时拥有独特的政治格局，设有四个政府机构：一个国家级政府和三个区域级政府。这些政府有时会协同合作，但亦各自采取不同的政策。审视比利时时，因此亦需关注区域层面的情况。根据数据来源，所提供的数字涉及‘普通住宅’（在佛兰芒语中称为‘gewone woonhuizen’）。此数据与其他涵盖‘别墅、平房和豪宅’（在佛兰芒语中称为‘villa’、‘bungalows’、‘landhuizen’）、‘公寓、住宅和工作室’（在佛兰芒语中称为‘villa’、‘bungalows’、‘landhuizen’）以及‘建筑用地’（在佛兰芒语中称为‘bouwgronden’）的数据形成对比。2017年，比利时佛兰德斯地区大约发生了42,000起住宅交易。在2020年新冠疫情（COVID-19）危机期间，比利时的房价持续上涨。不出所料，布鲁塞尔首都大区成为房价最昂贵的区域。