Request EPC Certificate in Nossegem

Housing Market & EPC in Nossegem

Nossegem lies about 7 km from our office in Tervuren, right next to Brussels Airport and the major roads. It is a district of Zaventem, with Kortenberg and Diegem as direct neighbours. That position gives Nossegem a residential core with the bustle of the airport, the E40 and the ring road (R0) close by. For residents it means getting around easily. For us it usually means a short drive to visit, and a reply to your request within one working day.

Nossegem has a village centre with older houses, quiet streets lined with family homes, and the odd apartment building. With the airport and motorways close, many residents work elsewhere and like coming home to a neighbourhood that is easy to grasp. In the housing stock that shows up as a mix of generations: older homes held for a long time, and others renovated over the years. That mix makes an EPC visit worthwhile, because the year of construction alone will not tell you the label.

For every home the assessor looks at roof, wall and floor insulation, glazing, the heating system, ventilation and any solar panels. Glazing counts according to its type and condition, so tell us if the windows were replaced recently. An apartment needs a different visit from a whole house, but the certificate is required in both cases as soon as you advertise publicly. Anyone buying a home with label E or F must reach at least label D within a fixed period after the deed. That period depends on the date of the deed; check yours on vlaanderen.be.