Living in Brussels

The urban renewal mission of the BRDA consists of producing housing units for middle-income households in districts characterised by a lack of residential construction, with the goal of keeping or bringing back inhabitants in the Region. The various housing plans are completed thanks to a partnership between the public sector and the private sector.

Become a homeowner within your price range

You can buy a property from the BRDA by fulfilling certain conditions. In addition, the purchase is subject to certain obligations. First, it is necessary to enrol in the list of candidate buyers. Thanks to subsidies from the Brussels-Capital Region, the BRDA sells new housing units at a price lower than their cost price. Find out how to go from registration to acquisition.

The steps to follow to acquire a housing unit from the BRDA

If you are considering acquiring housing from the BRDA, you will need to ask yourself questions about sales based on a plan, consult with a notary and find financing. You should also supply a copy of your assessment notice, a certificate of non-ownership and a family structure certificate (composition de ménage).

To buy or rent a housing unit produced by the BRDA

Since 1989, more than 2,000 households have seen their dream come true by buying their housing from the BRDA. In this way a significant number of structures have already been organised, offering a tremendous choice of real estate properties: studios, apartments with one, two or three bedrooms, maisonnettes and single-family houses.

Re-sale or renting of the housing that you have acquired from the BRDA

You have bought housing from the BRDA. For ten years, you must fulfil a certain number of conditions, especially in the event of re-sale or of rental.