Mortgage broker in Dilbeek

Dilbeek: buying west of Brussels

Updated: October 2026

Buying in Dilbeek? Hypoprime, mortgage broker in Dilbeek and across the Brussels periphery, compares 7 banks and negotiates your rate. Dilbeek, just west of Brussels, has six sections: Dilbeek, Groot-Bijgaarden, Itterbeek, Schepdaal, Sint-Martens-Bodegem and Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle. From the start, we factor in the 2% Flemish registration duties, the deed costs and the condition of the property: your budget stays realistic before the sales agreement.

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banks compared for your application
2%
registration duties for your only own home
12%
standard rate: investment, second home

Sources: Dewaele; notaire.be.

Buying in Dilbeek: the municipality in brief

Postcodes: 1700 (Dilbeek, Sint-Martens-Bodegem, Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle), 1701 (Itterbeek), 1702 (Groot-Bijgaarden) and 1703 (Schepdaal) · Province: Flemish Brabant · Flemish Region.

Dilbeek is a municipality in the Flemish Region, in Flemish Brabant, on the doorstep of Berchem-Sainte-Agathe and Anderlecht. The sections close to Brussels, such as Groot-Bijgaarden or Dilbeek centre, are more urban; Schepdaal, Sint-Martens-Bodegem and Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle keep a more rural character. Our Ganshoren office is very close.

To give an idea of prices, in the first quarter of 2025 the medians in Flemish Brabant were €365,000 for a house with 2 or 3 facades, €480,000 for a detached house with 4 facades and €285,000 for a flat (Statbel, via Forum for the Future). These figures are not specific to Dilbeek: they give an order of magnitude, which varies with the condition of the property and its section.

For a purchase in Dilbeek, three points often weigh on the bank’s decision and on your budget:

1

Flemish registration duties: 2% for your only own home, 12% for an investment. The right regime is prepared before the sales agreement.

2

The property’s EPC: in Flanders, an E or F home must reach label D within 6 years. See EPC (PEB) and mortgages (in French).

3

Loan-to-value and your income: the less own funds you bring, the more closely the bank examines the file; employee, self-employed or company director, your income is not read in the same way.

Registration duties in Dilbeek: 2% or 12%?

Dilbeek is in the Flemish Region: the Brussels abatement does not apply there. For your only own home, the duties are 2% of the price, for deeds signed since 1 January 2025; for a buy-to-let investment or a second home, the standard rate is 12% (Dewaele). Your mortgage broker in Dilbeek builds the right rate into the financing plan.

Purchase priceDuties at 2%At 3% (announced for 2027)At 12% (investment)
€365,000€7,300€10,950€43,800
€500,000€10,000€15,000€60,000
€600,000€12,000€18,000€72,000

Calculation: duties only, excluding any reduction, the notary’s fees and deed costs. The 3% rate has been announced for sales agreements signed from 1 January 2027 (notaire.be).

Conditions for the 2% rate to check before the sales agreement

You must buy the whole house in full ownership, as a private individual, and register your address there within 3 years and stay at least one year. You must not own any other house or building plot in full ownership, in Belgium or abroad, unless you sell the previous property within 2 years. The reduced rate is requested in the deed. Otherwise, you owe the difference with 12%, plus 20% (Dewaele).

According to Dewaele, a reduction of €1,867 per buyer is added for a modest home; its price ceiling rises from €220,000 to €240,000 in Dilbeek, a municipality of the Flemish periphery. See also mortgages in Flanders and registration duties and notary fees (in French).

Worked example: a purchase in Dilbeek

Take a house with 2 or 3 facades at the Flemish Brabant median price, i.e. €365,000. For your only own home, the registration duties come to €7,300, compared with €43,800 at the standard rate. On top of this come the notary’s fees and the deed costs, which you pay.

Now assume a loan of €330,000 over 25 years, at an illustrative fixed rate of 4%. The monthly repayment, excluding insurance, is about €1,742. At 3.70%, it falls by about €54 a month: that is why comparing banks and negotiating your rate matters.

Illustrative example: neither a client file nor an offer. The actual rate depends on your profile, the loan-to-value and the bank. See fixed or variable rate (in French) and the cost of a mortgage (in French).

Our solutions for buying in Dilbeek

Every file is different. As your mortgage broker in Dilbeek, we study your situation, then present your project to the most suitable banks:

First home

The 2% rate changes your budget: we take it into account from the first simulation. Home mortgage.

Little own funds

Financing up to 100% of the purchase price can be considered, case by case; purchase costs remain your responsibility. Buying without own funds (in French).

Buying before selling

Leaving Brussels for the periphery? A bridging loan can finance the purchase while you sell. Bridging loan.

Purchase with EPC renovation

Label E or F: the purchase and the renovation can often be financed together, based on quotes. EPC (PEB) and mortgages (in French).

Self-employed and company directors

Variable income or a company: we present a clear file, with the right supporting documents. Documents to prepare (in French).

Refinancing

A new rate, or consolidating loans as part of a mortgage refinancing. Refinancing.

Why use a mortgage broker in Dilbeek?

A broker does not replace the bank: they help you choose the right one and present a solid file to it. In practice:

1

Comparing 7 banks and negotiating your rate: criteria, rates and lead times vary from one lender to another; we champion your file to obtain the best possible conditions.

2

A single point of contact: the same broker follows your file, even for a property in Flanders.

3

Anticipating costs: 2% or 12% duties, deed costs and EPC works are built into the financing plan.

4

Protecting your sales agreement: we discuss the loan condition and the timetable before you sign. See using a broker (in French).

How does your application work?

Your application moves forward in four steps:

1

First conversation: you tell us about your project, your budget and the property you have in mind.

2

Analysis: we check income, expenses, own funds, loan-to-value and type of rate.

3

Comparison: we present your application to the banks best suited to your profile and negotiate your rate.

4

Offer and deed: we review the offer with you, then your notary prepares the deed.

Meet your broker for a purchase in Dilbeek

  • Office: Avenue Vital Riethuisen 21, 1083 Ganshoren, in north-west Brussels.
  • Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 7 pm, by appointment.
  • Phone: 02 410 17 34 or 0472 75 10 91; remote appointments possible.

Frequently asked questions: mortgages in Dilbeek

Does the €240,000 ceiling apply in Dilbeek?

Yes. According to Dewaele, a reduction of €1,867 per buyer is added to the 2% rate for a modest home. Its price ceiling, generally €220,000, rises to €240,000 in the main cities and in the municipalities of the Flemish periphery, including Dilbeek. The price taken into account includes certain charges, such as the estate agent’s fees: have your notary check your case.

What registration duties apply to a purchase in Dilbeek?

Dilbeek is in the Flemish Region. For your only own home, the duties are 2% for deeds signed since 1 January 2025; the standard rate is 12%, for example for a buy-to-let investment (Dewaele). Among other conditions, you must buy the whole house in full ownership, register your address there within 3 years and own no other home or building plot in full ownership, unless you sell the previous one within 2 years. The Brussels abatement does not apply here.

Are the deed and the documents in Dutch for a property in Dilbeek?

Often, yes. Dilbeek is in the Flemish Region: the notarial deed and the municipality’s documents are usually in Dutch. Banks finance a property in Flanders as anywhere else in Belgium, and we help you understand the documents before you sign. See mortgages in Flanders.

Do I have to renovate a home with an E or F EPC label bought in Dilbeek?

Yes. In Flanders, a home bought with an E or F label must reach at least label D, proven by a new certificate. According to Test-Achats, the deadline has been 6 years after the purchase since the end of 2025. The bank takes this work into account: cost it from the start. See EPC (PEB) and mortgages (in French).

Can I buy in Dilbeek with little own funds?

Sometimes, yes. Depending on your profile, some banks finance up to 100% of the purchase price, on a case-by-case basis. Registration duties and notary fees, however, remain your responsibility. No approval is guaranteed, but a well-prepared file gives you the best chances of approval. See buying without own funds (in French).

Will the 2% rate rise to 3% in 2027?

It has been announced. According to notaire.be and Dewaele, the rate would rise to 3% for sales agreements signed from 1 January 2027; an agreement signed before that date would in principle keep 2%. Note that for a mutual promise signed in 2026 with the deed only passed in 2027, the 3% rate would apply. Talk to your notary before signing.

Where can I meet a mortgage broker for a purchase in Dilbeek?

At our office, Avenue Vital Riethuisen 21, 1083 Ganshoren, in north-west Brussels. We see clients by appointment, Monday to Saturday, from 9 am to 7 pm. We can also talk by phone on 02 410 17 34 or remotely: book an appointment via our contact page.

A project in Dilbeek? Let’s talk

Budget, Flemish duties, loan-to-value, choice of bank: a free, no-obligation review, with an answer within 24 to 48 hours.

We also work across the Brussels periphery

Further reading

Page written by Hypoprime, mortgage broker in Brussels. Information only: tax and banking rules change and depend on each file. The amounts are illustrative examples, neither a loan offer nor tax or legal advice. Warning: borrowing money also costs money.

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