Namur, with its population of 110,779 spread over 175.9 km², presents a varied housing market where 54 houses are currently for sale. More than half of the residents, about 55%, own their homes, which reflects a stable ownership pattern in the city. The average age here is close to 41 years, indicating a mix of families and working adults. The average net income per year is around 18,159€, which can give potential buyers an idea of the local economic environment. The community is predominantly Belgian (91.9%), with small percentages from France, Italy, Morocco, and other countries.
The housing stock in Namur is primarily made up of houses (68.7%), with an average dwelling size of about 5.8 rooms, slightly below the national average. The buildings are diverse: nearly 29% are flat blocks, almost 29% are open-type houses including farms and castles, and the rest are semi-closed or closed houses along with some commercial properties. This mix offers buyers options ranging from traditional homes to more modern or unique building types. Houses for sale range widely in price, from as low as 235,000€ to as high as 1,950,000€, with an average price around 510,065€. This range accommodates various budgets and preferences.
Namur offers good access to major roads and motorways. The A4/E411-E25 motorway can be reached in about 7 minutes by car from the town centre, while the A15/E42 motorway is about 9 minutes away. Local main roads such as the N4 series run through the area, facilitating smooth travel by car. Public transport includes an extensive network of 49 bus lines operated by TEC, connecting neighbourhoods like Jambes, Salzinnes, Champion, Beez, and Flawinne. Several train stations – Ronet, Namur central station, Jambes among them – serve the town centre.
Families considering moving here will find numerous educational facilities: 91 nurseries, 55 nursery schools, 60 primary schools, and 30 secondary schools are distributed across Namur. Shopping needs are well covered by a variety of supermarkets including Delhaize (14 stores), Carrefour (11), Aldi (7), and others. For shared mobility, residents can use Li Bia Vélo’s 28 bike stations and Cambio’s 18 car-sharing points. There are also 11 stations for electric vehicle charging scattered around the municipality. Brussels South Charleroi Airport lies about 26 minutes away by car or roughly 108 minutes by public transport, offering regional flight options for travellers.