Short-term letting in Namur
At a glance
The short-term rental market
In 2024, tourist accommodation in Namur recorded 275,493 nights (IWEPS).
2025, in the district: 204,164 nights via platforms (Eurostat), 65% foreign.
Property prices
- €205,000 : median sale price of a flat in 2025 (half of sales between €152,500 and €275,000, from 571 sales) — in line with the average.
- €305,000 : median sale price of a house in 2025 (half of sales between €240,000 and €390,000, from 832 sales) — 21% above the median of the region’s municipalities.
Namur compared with neighbouring municipalities
With a median flat at €205,000, Namur ranks 4th of 10 municipalities in the province of Namur, from most to least expensive.
By population (115,457 residents), Namur ranks 1st of 38 municipalities in the province of Namur.
For tourist nights in 2024 (275,493), Namur ranks 1st of 34 municipalities in the province of Namur.
| Municipality | Distance | Residents | Flat (2025 median) | House (2025 median) | Tourist nights 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Namur | — | 115,457 | €205,000 | €305,000 | 275,493 |
| La Bruyère | 6 km | 9,428 | — | €350,000 | — |
| Floreffe | 8 km | 8,087 | — | €295,000 | 2,221 |
| Profondeville | 10 km | 12,287 | €210,000 | €335,000 | 14,750 |
| Fernelmont | 13 km | 8,210 | — | €340,000 | 3,825 |
Sources: Statbel, STATEC, Observatoire de l’Habitat, IWEPS. Straight-line distances between municipal centres; rankings computed over the municipalities for which the figure is published.
Our advice for Namur
As the capital of Wallonia, Namur packs three distinct sources of demand into a compact area: regional institutions, a university in the heart of town, and weekend tourism centred on the Citadel and the meeting point of the Sambre and the Meuse.
Who stays, and where
The old town — around place d’Armes, place du Marché-aux-Légumes and rue de Fer — draws couples and groups of friends for a couple of nights: café terraces, restaurants, a stroll to the Grognon and the cable car up to the Citadel. Business visitors tend to orbit the Walloon Parliament, the regional administrations and the station district. Jambes, across the Meuse, is quieter and usually easier to reach by car, while Salzinnes and Bomel suit longer stays for lecturers, researchers and families connected with the University of Namur. The events calendar matters too: the Fêtes de Wallonie in September, then the francophone film festival (FIFF) and the KIKK digital arts festival in autumn fill the city.
Getting the positioning right
- Decide between weekdays and weekends. A studio near the station with a proper desk and reliable Wi-Fi targets institutional guests from Monday to Thursday; a characterful flat in the old town sells on atmosphere and strong photography.
- Treat parking as a deciding factor. Parts of the centre are pedestrianised and spaces are scarce, so spell out the nearest car parks and alternatives clearly.
- Remember the families who come for the surroundings. Wépion’s strawberries, the Meuse valley, nearby castles and gardens: two bedrooms and a corner set up for children are often enough to win this market.
A word for Dutch-speaking visitors too: Namur is an easy hop from Flanders and often the first stop on a Meuse valley or Ardennes break, so a house guide in Dutch is a small effort that pays off.
Frequently asked questions
What does a property in Namur cost for a short-term rental project?
In 2025, a flat sold for a median of 205 000 € (half of sales between 152 500 € and 275 000 €, out of 571 sales); a house sold for a median of 305 000 € (half of sales between 240 000 € and 390 000 €, out of 832 sales) in Namur (Statbel). Before buying, compare that price with a realistic short-term rental income and booking calendar: Hexuvium sends you a free income estimate for the property you have in mind, based on comparable homes.
Does Namur attract tourists?
Tourist accommodation in Namur counted 275 493 overnight stays in 2024. Most are leisure stays: a home well equipped for families and groups of friends, with parking, outdoor space and a full kitchen, stands out clearly from what is already on offer.
Where do guests staying in Namur come from?
In 2025, the district counted 204 164 nights booked through platforms, 65% of them by guests from abroad (Eurostat). A listing written in several languages, a clear welcome message in English and simple arrival instructions make the difference with these guests.
Can you let short-term in Namur without living nearby?
Yes. Hexuvium handles the listing on the platforms, messages with guests, self check-in, cleaning between stays and small repairs. You follow your bookings and income in your owner portal, without having to travel.
Sources and update
Public figures, sources at the bottom; past results, not guaranteed.