Chiny, situated in the Virton region, is home to around 5,180 people spread over 114 square kilometers. The population there is fairly even in gender distribution, with a slight majority of men at 50.2%. The average resident age is close to 40 years, and most inhabitants own their homes, with ownership rates around 77%. Income levels average about 17,104€ net annually. The community is predominantly Belgian at 96.6%, with small representations from France, Portugal, Luxembourg, Italy, the Netherlands, Cameroon, and other countries. Household vehicle ownership aligns with national averages, with around 1.3 cars per household.
Housing in Chiny is primarily composed of houses rather than apartments. The buildings tend to be older, with an average construction year of 1927. Most dwellings have more than six rooms on average, exceeding the national average of six. In terms of building types, nearly half are open-type properties including farms and castles, while semi-closed and closed-type houses make up nearly another half combined. Commercial houses and apartment blocks constitute a small portion of the housing stock.
Currently, six houses are available for sale in Chiny. Prices range from about 198,000€ to 565,000€, with the average being approximately 352,000€. This pricing reflects the variety in house types and sizes available. The area benefits from access to several major roads including the N83, N85, N88, and N840. The A4/E411 motorway towards Brussels and Luxembourg is reachable within an 18-minute drive from the town center, while the A26/E25 motorway is about a 27-minute drive away.
Public transport includes several TEC bus lines that connect Chiny to nearby towns such as Florenville, Virton, Namur, and others. Education facilities in the municipality include numerous nurseries and nursery schools, several primary schools, and a secondary school called Athenee Royal Germain Et Gilbert Gilson. For shopping needs, there is a local SPAR supermarket serving residents. Currently, there are no shared mobility options like bike or car sharing or electric vehicle charging stations within Chiny. The nearest airport is Liège Airport, roughly an hour and a half away by car.
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