Sell an apartment in Sint-Andries without an agent

Sint-Andries apartments almost always sit in small co-ownerships (2-6 lots) above shops or hospitality. Stairwell, common corridor, sometimes only a private entry — we always read the base deed to check cost allocation.

Tenanted flats often have long rental history (students, expats, short lets). We buy with active 9-year lease or vacant, transferring tenancy or arranging departure via the notary deed.

Sint-Andries is a district of Antwerpen with postcodes 2000 and dominant housing: renovated 18th-19th century worker houses, split apartments above fashion boutiques (Nationalestraat, Kloosterstraat), small lofts in alleys. Historic city quarter ('t Zuid-Andries) between Groenplaats and Vlaamsekaai. Small plots, high density, favoured by creatives and hospitality.

Indicative market price (secondary market): €3.200-€4.800/m² — for context, not an offer. Our offer reflects real condition, EPC, renovation load and legal status.

Landmarks in Sint-Andries: Sint-Andrieskerk, Nationalestraat, MoMu, Kloosterstraat, Kammenstraat. We know the local notarial chamber and work with notaries active in this district.

For apartments in Sint-Andries — typically renovated 18th-19th century worker houses, split apartments above fashion boutiques (nationalestraat, kloosterstraat), small lofts in alleys near Sint-Andrieskerk — we review base deed, share of communal parts, lift, flat roof, façade, reserve fund and syndic arrears. Tenanted apartments are bought with the running lease.

Also active in adjacent districts such as Het Zuid and Antwerp Centre — same speed, same discretion, same fixed process.

Sint-Andries (De Wilde Zee, Nationalestraat, Kloosterstraat, Sint-Andriesplaats) is a district of narrow historic properties with a commercial ground floor. Typical: a shop or hospitality unit on 0, two or three flats above under the same ownership, mixed VAT/registration, and often partially listed façades on Kloosterstraat and Sint-Andriesplaats.

Sale drivers: inheritance of a mixed commercial/residential building, retiring shopkeeper, buy-out of co-owners of a split Nationalestraat property, or an investor stepping out of the short-let formula (Airbnb) after a city rule change. We buy with a running hospitality or retail lease and handle the commercial-lease termination ourselves.

Mini-case Sint-Andries: an inherited mixed commercial/residential building on Nationalestraat, shop on 0 (running commercial lease, tenant willing to leave), two empty upper floors, partly listed façade. We arranged amicable commercial-lease termination, signed seven weeks later at their Antwerp-Centre notary, lodged the façade file with Onroerend Erfgoed ourselves.