Request EPC Certificate in Wezembeek-Oppem

Housing Market & EPC in Wezembeek-Oppem

Wezembeek-Oppem is a small, green municipality between Kraainem, Tervuren and Sterrebeek, about 5 km from our Tervuren office. It lies in the Flemish Region but is a facility municipality, so Dutch and French mix freely, from the street to the notary. There are no separate sub-municipalities, and in daily life it feels like one continuous part of the Brussels edge. We carry out EPC certificates here under Flemish rules, in Dutch, French or English.

Drive through Wezembeek-Oppem and you mostly see quiet residential streets with villas and family houses in the greenery, mixed with a few smaller apartment buildings. It is not a place with a strong town centre, more a residential area where people settle for the long term or move to from Brussels. Properties are therefore often sold or let to buyers and tenants who speak both Dutch and French. Older houses generally score lower than recent or newly renovated ones.

An EPC for a home in Wezembeek-Oppem follows the same logic as elsewhere in Flanders. The assessor records the insulation of roof, walls and floor, the glazing, the heating and hot water system, ventilation and any solar panels. The certificate has to exist as soon as you publicly offer the property, the label belongs in the listing, and it stays valid for ten years. If you advertise without one, the VEKA can fine you between 500 and 5,000 euros on inspection.