Yes. Easyhome helps investors find and acquire rental or resale property, matching stock to a target yield and area across Wallonia. Note that an investment purchase is taxed at 12.5% registration duty, not the 3% own-home rate, since the reduced rate is reserved for an own and sole home. Source: Lydian 2025.
Easyhome works with investors as well as owner-occupiers, and the approach is the same active search: you define the goal, budget, target area, rental or resale, and the agency uses AI buyer profiling and its seven-office footprint to surface suitable properties. Some come to a well-defined investor early, before wide advertising.
The tax treatment is the first thing an investor must get right. The reduced 3% Wallonia registration duty applies only to a natural person’s own and sole home; an investment property, a second home, or a purchase through a company is taxed at 12.5%. Source: Wallonia government / Lydian 2025. That difference has to sit inside the yield calculation from the start, not as an afterthought.
On the return side, the Walloon numbers reward the right choice of city. Gross long-term rental yields in 2026 run around 6.1% in Charleroi, the highest thanks to low prices, 5.2% in Liège, described as an undervalued market around the Guillemins redevelopment, and 4.8% in Namur. Source: hexuvium 2026. The counter-intuitive point is that the cheapest major city, Charleroi at about 1,100 euros per square metre, produces the strongest gross yield, while a pricier city can look prestigious yet yield less.
An investor also carries the same selling-side costs later, capital gains of 16.5% on a resale within five years and none after five years, so the holding horizon shapes the plan. Source: flora.insure 2026.
At a glance
- Define the goal: rental or resale, budget, target area
- AI buyer profiling and seven Walloon offices surface suitable stock
- Investment purchases are taxed at 12.5%, not the 3% own-home rate
- 2026 gross yields: Charleroi about 6.1%, Liège 5.2%, Namur 4.8%
- Charleroi is the value play at about 1,100 euros/m2
- Resale within 5 years is taxed 16.5%; nothing after 5 years