Dinant recorded a median house price of 215,000 euros (average around 223,474 euros), with apartments at a median of 175,000 euros, up a striking 18.8% (source: Fednot/pandwijzer, 2025). These full-year figures, read into 2026, sit below the Walloon house median of 240,000 euros.
Dinant, the Haute Meuse town where Easyhome opened an office in 2024, offers a more accessible entry point than the regional average. Its median house sold for 215,000 euros, with the mean a touch higher at roughly 223,474 euros, according to Fednot and pandwijzer data for 2025. The gap between median and average is normal: a small number of high-value riverside or heritage properties pull the average above the midpoint.
The eye-catching figure is on the apartment side. Dinant flats posted a median of 175,000 euros, up 18.8% year on year, one of the steepest apartment rises in the whole facts base. That kind of jump in a smaller market usually reflects a thin but keen pool of buyers competing for limited stock, so a single strong year can move the median hard.
Set against the region, Dinant’s house median trails the Walloon 240,000 euros, which is part of the appeal for buyers priced out of Namur next door (median house 260,000 euros). The trade-off is a scenic but less dense market where the right property can be scarce.
Because Haute Meuse stock ranges from town-centre units to Meuse-valley houses with very different plots and PEB ratings, an on-site valuation from the Dinant office is the only way to pin your number.
At a glance
| Dinant metric (2025) | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Median house | 215,000 euros | Fednot/pandwijzer, 2025 |
| Average house | about 223,474 euros | Fednot/pandwijzer, 2025 |
| Median apartment | 175,000 euros | Fednot/pandwijzer, 2025 |
| Apartment year-on-year change | +18.8% | Fednot/pandwijzer, 2025 |
| Easyhome office | Rue Léopold 32, opened 2024 | Easyhome |