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Sell a property in Deurne — all types, direct offer

We buy every type of property in Deurne directly — around Rivierenhof, Sportpaleis and Cogels. Row and town houses, apartments, garages, building land, retail or investment property. Largest district — often estate homes needing renovation with EPC E/F. Postcode 2100, Flanders.

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Local context Deurne

Deurne is by volume our largest Antwerp district. The typical property is a 1930s-50s row house with EPC E or F, dated bathroom, single wooden glazing and Flemish renovation duty within 6 years. Around Rivierenhof and Cogels: larger semi-detached; along Turnhoutsebaan, Bisschoppenhoflaan and Bosuil: smaller 1970s-90s apartment blocks.

Sale drivers in Deurne: inheritance of the parental row house with full contents (cellar, garage, shed), last occupant moving to WZC Ten Eekhove or family, divorce buy-out, or exit from an apartment block with an old lift and planned façade works.

Mini-case Deurne: a parental row house in the Cogels area, EPC F, Flemish renovation duty, full contents from 45 years of single-family occupation — cellar, garage and shed full. Two heirs, one in Antwerp, one in France. Offer within 24h, free full clearance included, deed in five weeks at their Deurne notary with a France proxy.

Selling comparison

Selling in Deurne: agent, yourself or to us?

Most sellers in Deurne weigh up three routes. With 1930s-50s terraced houses, semi-detached around Rivierenhof park, small apartment blocks along Turnhoutsebaan, the condition of the property decides: a move-in-ready home does well on the open market, while a property needing renovation, an expired inspection or a full contents load loses time and price there.

Below is what you can realistically expect in Deurne on timing, costs and the work you carry yourself — so you can judge which route fits your file.

Through an agent

Open market, public listings

Time until money is in your account: 4 to 9 months, including search time and suspensive conditions
Costs taken from your proceeds: 3 to 3.5% commission + 21% VAT, plus advertising
Viewings: Open houses, second visits, casual lookers
Refurbishment, EPC and inspections: Refreshing usually expected; every certificate gets negotiated
Contents and clearance: The property must be empty and presentable
Certainty of the sale: The agreement can fall through on buyer financing
Discretion: Photos and address public online

Selling yourself

Your own listing and viewings

Time until money is in your account: Often longer: little reach, buyers dropping out on financing
Costs taken from your proceeds: No commission, but inspections and advertising at your cost
Viewings: You host everyone yourself, evenings and weekends included
Refurbishment, EPC and inspections: You request and chase everything yourself
Contents and clearance: You clear it out, or pay a clearance firm
Certainty of the sale: Same risk, without guidance
Discretion: Public listing with your details

To Pandpartners

We buy directly, no middleman

Time until money is in your account: Offer within 24 hours, deed at the notary in 4 to 8 weeks
Costs taken from your proceeds: 0% commission — seller-side notary costs are on us
Viewings: One site visit by one expert, by appointment
Refurbishment, EPC and inspections: Nothing to fix — we buy the property as it stands
Contents and clearance: Full contents taken over free, cellar and garage included
Certainty of the sale: We buy with our own funds: no financing condition
Discretion: No listing, no sign, no neighbours in your hallway

Commission example

For a property of about 140 m² in Deurne, the common asking price sits around € 280.000 to € 434.000. An agency commission of 3% + VAT works out at roughly € 10.164 to € 15.754 taken from your proceeds. With us you do not pay that.

Example based on public average prices per m² in this area. It is not a valuation and not an offer on your property — your offer follows a short site visit.

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The process

01
Contact & intake
You describe your situation. We call you back within 4 hours.
02
Visit & offer
Discreet on-site assessment. You receive a written offer on the spot or within 24 hours.
03
Completion
On agreement we arrange notary and/or clearance crew. Payment at signing.

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House

Terraced houses, villas and farms.

Apartment

Studios, duplexes and penthouses.

Shop or commercial space

Shops, hospitality, offices.

Garage or parking

Boxes, garage complexes and car parking.

Building land

Building land, meadow, plot.

Investment property

Rented buildings, blocks, student housing.

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Sell a property in Deurne — all types, direct offer

Local context Deurne

Selling in Deurne: agent, yourself or to us?

Have your property in Deurne (Antwerpen) reviewed?

The process

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Visit & offer

Completion

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Frequently asked questions

Which property types do you buy in Deurne (around Rivierenhof)?

How quickly do I get an offer in Deurne?

What if my property in Deurne has a poor EPC or falls under renovation duty?

Do you work with a notary in Antwerpen?

Do you also buy tenanted properties or inheritance homes in Deurne?

What kind of properties do we typically see in Deurne?

What is the indicative market price in Deurne?

Do you buy houses in Deurne with Flemish renovation duty and EPC E or F?

Do you buy apartments in Turnhoutsebaan/Bisschoppenhoflaan blocks with an old lift?

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