Saint-Hubert, within the Neufchâteau district, is home to 5,569 inhabitants spread across 112 square kilometers. The population is fairly balanced in gender, with a slight majority of women at 51%. Residents have an average age of around 41 years and predominantly own their homes, with ownership standing at 73%. Annual net per capita income averages at €16,632. Most of the local population is Belgian (96.2%), with minor communities from France, Portugal, Romania, Italy, Luxembourg, Germany, and other countries.
Housing in Saint-Hubert mainly consists of houses rather than apartments, with only 3.5% of buildings being apartment blocks. The average house has about 6.4 rooms, which is slightly above the national average. Building types include a significant number of open-type houses such as farms and castles (44.1%), closed-type houses (23.4%), and semi-closed houses (22%). The housing stock largely dates back to around 1927.
There are currently 14 houses for sale in the municipality, with prices averaging €274,136. The cheapest house on the market is listed at €125,000, while the most expensive reaches €535,000. Transport connections are good; residents can access the A4/E411-E25 motorway towards Brussels, Namur, and Arlon within 15 minutes by car. The A26/E25 motorway towards Liège and Bastogne is about 19 minutes away. Several main roads such as N803 and N808 also serve the area.
Public transport includes various bus lines connecting Saint-Hubert to neighboring towns like Libramont, Namur, and Neufchâteau. There are nearby train stations within reach including Poix-Saint-Hubert and Libramont. Families benefit from a range of educational institutions: nine nurseries, eight nursery schools, eight primary schools, and two secondary schools are located in the area. For daily shopping needs, residents have access to supermarkets including Trafic, Aldi, LIDL, and Carrefour. For electric vehicle users, one charging station is available locally. The nearest airport is Liège Airport, accessible by car in about an hour or by public transport in under three hours.
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