Beloeil is a municipality with 14,068 inhabitants spread over 62.3 square kilometers. The average age of residents is around 40 years, with a slight majority of women at 50.5%. Most people here own their homes, with ownership rates reaching 71%, and the average income is about €16,885 net per year. The demographic is predominantly Belgian (93.9%), with small communities from France, Italy, and other countries.
The housing stock is mainly composed of houses, making up 94% of all dwellings, with an average of 6.1 rooms per home, slightly above the Belgian average. Houses vary in type: closed houses account for 36.4%, open houses including farms and castles for 28.8%, and semi-closed houses make up 25.8%. Most buildings date back to around 1921.
Currently, there are 12 houses for sale in Beloeil, with prices averaging €304,586. The range of prices is wide, from as low as €130,000 up to €575,000 for the most expensive listings. The area offers convenient road access, including the A7/E19/E42 motorway reachable in about 12 minutes from the center, and the A8/E429/E42 in approximately 17 minutes. Several main roads such as N50, N505, N506, N526, and N527 also connect the area well.
Public transport includes several bus lines operated by TEC, connecting Beloeil to nearby towns like Saint-Ghislain, Quevaucamps, Blaton, Leuze, and Péruwelz. Schools in Beloeil include nursery and primary institutions, but no secondary schools. For groceries, there are multiple supermarkets including Delhaize, Intermarché, and Colruyt within the municipality. There are no shared bikes or car sharing schemes currently available, nor EV charging stations. The closest airport is Wevelgem Airport, roughly 41 minutes by car.