Absolutely. You can request a fresh Easyhome valuation whenever it makes sense, after renovation work, a market move, or simply when your last figure is more than a year old. It is free and without obligation, and a second reading keeps your asking price aligned with today’s market.
There is nothing awkward about asking for another valuation. A figure is a snapshot, and snapshots date, so revisiting one is good practice rather than an imposition. Easyhome offers valuations free and without obligation, so a second reading costs you nothing and commits you to nothing.
The best reasons to ask again are concrete. If you have renovated, upgraded the PEB rating, or added space, the property is worth revaluing because the number will have changed. If time has passed, the market may have moved under you: Walloon house prices rose 15.4% in 2025 and apartments 7.2% (source: Notaire.be / Fednot, February 2026), enough to make a year-old figure meaningfully out of date. And if you simply want a second opinion before listing, that is reason enough.
The counter-intuitive point is that a second valuation is often most valuable when nothing about your property has changed, because it isolates what the market has done. A fresh figure on an unchanged home is a clean reading of the current market temperature.
If a second figure differs from the first, ask what drove the change: newer comparable sales, an updated PEB, or the market itself. A transparent agent will show the reasoning. That is how you end up listing on a number you can defend, not one you are hoping for.
At a glance
Good moments to request a second valuation:
- After renovation: new works, extra space, or an improved PEB rating.
- After time passes: a figure over a year old in a fast-moving market.
- After a market move: the 2025 Walloon rises reset many price levels.
- Before listing: a fresh reading to confirm your asking price.
- For a second opinion: reassurance that your number holds up.
- Cost: free and without obligation, every time.