Buying with Easyhome runs in clear steps: browse listings on easyhome-immo.be, book a viewing, make an offer, then sign the compromis (preliminary sale agreement) before the notarial deed follows within about four months. Your Easyhome adviser guides each stage across Wallonia.
A purchase in Wallonia is a sequence, not a single moment, and knowing the order removes most of the stress. It starts with the search: you shortlist properties on easyhome-immo.be or with an adviser at one of the seven Easyhome offices, from Marche-en-Famenne to Genappe, then arrange viewings of the ones that fit your budget and location.
Once a property convinces you, you make a written offer at a price and on conditions you choose. If the seller accepts, the two sides sign the compromis, the preliminary sale agreement that legally binds buyer and seller. From that signature the notary has about four months to prepare and sign the notarial deed, the moment ownership actually transfers and you receive the keys. Source: Notaire.be.
Here is the counter-intuitive part for many first buyers: the seller, not you, signs the sales mandate and pays the agency commission in Belgium, so working with an Easyhome adviser on the buying side normally costs a purchaser nothing in agency fees. Your own budget instead has to cover the price, the registration duties and the notary costs.
Because prices moved sharply, planning matters: the Wallonia median house reached 240,000 euros in 2025, up 15.4% on 2024 (source: Notaire.be / Fednot, published February 2026). Financing is usually arranged in parallel, since Belgian banks rarely lend the full price.
At a glance
- Search and shortlist: browse easyhome-immo.be or ask an Easyhome adviser
- Book viewings of the properties that match your budget and area
- Arrange financing early: banks in Belgium rarely finance 100%
- Make a written offer with your price and any conditions
- Sign the compromis (preliminary sale agreement) once the seller accepts
- Complete the notarial deed within about four months and collect the keys