Is Easyhome active outside Wallonia?

Within Belgium, Easyhome’s seven offices are all in Wallonia, so its Belgian activity is regional. Beyond Belgium, it also runs a secondary website for Spain, easyhome-espagne.be, aimed at buyers looking south. For Walloon property, start at easyhome-immo.be.

Inside Belgium, Easyhome is a Walloon agency. All seven of its offices, from Marche-en-Famenne to Genappe, sit in Wallonia, and the main site easyhome-immo.be serves that market. The agency does not operate branches in Brussels or Flanders.

That regional focus matters because Belgian property rules differ sharply by region, and Easyhome’s expertise is built specifically for Wallonia. Registration duties are the clearest example: since 1 January 2025, a buyer’s own and sole home in Wallonia is taxed at 3%, down from 12.5%. Flanders sets its own-home rate at 2% from the same date, while Brussels stays at 12.5% with an allowance (abattement) (source: Lydian, 2025). Inheritance and donation brackets diverge too. A Walloon specialist reads the right rulebook.

The counter-intuitive part is that “regional” does not mean “purely local.” Easyhome also runs a secondary website, easyhome-espagne.be, focused on Spain, reflecting the well-established Belgian appetite for a second home in the sun. So the agency’s reach extends beyond Wallonia in one specific direction, southern Europe, while its core transactional business stays firmly in the Walloon market.

For a seller or buyer, the practical point is coverage plus depth. Seven offices span the Famenne, the Liège and Namur axes, Hainaut, the Haute Meuse and Brabant wallon, which together cover the large majority of Walloon demand, while the Spain site handles a distinct, cross-border interest.

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