Waremme, also known as Borgworm, is a commune covering 30.9 square kilometers with a population of 15,334 residents. The average age here is 43 years, and the area shows a slight predominance of women, accounting for 52.4% of the population. Most residents, roughly 65%, own their homes. They have an average annual net per capita income of €19,165. The community is predominantly Belgian, with 95.5% of inhabitants holding Belgian nationality, followed by small percentages from France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Romania, Morocco, and other countries.
The housing stock in Waremme consists mainly of houses, which make up 67.9% of the dwellings, while apartments account for 32.1%. Buildings and flat blocks represent about 31.1% of all buildings, and the types of houses include semi-closed (25.9%), open type such as farms and castles (21.8%), and closed type houses (18%). The average home size has approximately 5.6 rooms, which is slightly below the Belgian average of six. The average year of construction is around 1953.
Currently, there are 42 houses for sale in Waremme with an average listing price of €370,302. The price range spans from €195,000 at the lower end to €799,000 for the most expensive house on the market. This range reflects a variety of housing types and conditions available throughout the commune.
Accessibility is straightforward with major motorways nearby. The A3/E25-E40-E42 motorway connecting Brussels, Leuven, Liège, Eupen, and onwards to Aachen in Germany is a mere two-minute drive from the town center. The A15/E42 motorway is also accessible within about 14 minutes. Several important regional roads cross the area, including the N69, N637, N743, N752, and N784. Public transportation includes 14 bus lines with routes to nearby towns like Rosoux, Jeuk, Geer, Hannut, Huy, Oreye, and Liège. Train stations such as Borgworm/Waremme and Bleret serve the vicinity.
Families will find educational options including 12 nursery schools and nurseries and seven secondary schools like Athenee Royal Waremme and Institut Saint-Laurent. For shopping needs, a good number of supermarkets are present: Delhaize, Match/Smatch, Trafic, Intermarché, Aldi, Lidl, Carrefour, and Colruyt provide options for groceries and daily goods.
Though the area currently lacks shared bicycles and shared car systems and has no known electric vehicle charging stations within the commune, proximity to Liège Airport offers reasonable travel options—about 14 minutes by car or 95 minutes via public transport.
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