Triple Living - Levendige buurten, met een kloppend hart

We offer our investors a successful all-in rental and management service, which, in addition to complete peace of mind, also provides an extra guarantee for the quality of our constructions.

Architecture

We are known as the Belgian developer that delivers top-quality architecture. A conscious choice for mastery in living, quality of life, and a powerful visual identity.

Value-added locations

We select only prime locations and growth areas where real estate returns are rapidly increasing thanks to our transformative urban development.

Easy rental,
attractive return

The average rental price for our apartments is xxx for a one-bedroom apartment. On average, we receive xxx responses to our listings, and properties are usually rented within xxx.

Triple Living renting

Carefree investing

Want to rent out an apartment without worrying about management or maintenance? Choose Triple Living Renting’s all-in rental service and count on a smooth rental process. Everything is taken care of for you: from renting to indexing, from payment monitoring to technical support. Well-organized, quickly rented, and a great return.

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Op 1 jaar tijd had ik al 3% meerwaarde. Dankzij de verhuurservice werd mijn appartement telkens opnieuw verhuurd. Dit is 100% een investering zonder zorgen.

Herman

investeerde in ban

Op 1 jaar tijd had ik al 3% meerwaarde. Dankzij de verhuurservice werd mijn appartement telkens opnieuw verhuurd. Dit is 100% een investering zonder zorgen.

Herman

investeerde in ban

Herman 2

investeerde in ban

Invest from as little as €27.500!

Jan mertens

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Frequently asked questions

Are you considering investing in real estate? Then you undoubtedly still have a lot of questions. Our real estate experts will be happy to advise you in a personal consultation on topics such as taxation, investing through a company, renting, profitability, and other related subjects.

Any further questions?

We’d be happy to answer them. Schedule a meeting with one of our experts and let’s explore the possibilities together.

How much equity do I need to get started?

That depends on the type of property, the location, and the financing options. In Belgium, banks usually require you to contribute at least 20 to 30% of the purchase price yourself. You also need to take into account notary fees, registration fees, and any renovation costs, which are not always co-financed. For a property worth €250,000, you should therefore expect to contribute at least €50,000 yourself.

How do I calculate the return on my investment?

The return on real estate is usually calculated as the gross or net rental yield:

Gross yield = (Annual rental income ÷ purchase price) × 100
For example: €12,000 rent per year on a property worth €250,000 → 4.8% gross yield.
Net yield also takes into account costs such as taxes, maintenance, vacancy, and management fees.

This gives a more realistic picture of your actual return. For a complete picture, you can also calculate the total return, taking into account the increase in value of the property and the leverage effect (see below).

Triple Living's real estate advisors will be happy to assist you in calculating this return.

What is the leverage effect?

The leverage effect occurs when you partially finance an investment with borrowed money (e.g. a mortgage loan). If the return on the entire property is higher than the interest you pay on the loan, this significantly increases your return on equity.

For example: You buy a property for €250,000, borrow €200,000 at 3% interest, and achieve a 5% gross return. You then make a profit on the difference between that 5% and the 3%, which significantly increases your own return (on your own contribution of, for example, €50,000).

Am I eligible for the reduced VAT rate of 6%?

Sales projects that are subsequently intended for residential rental may also be subject to the advantageous VAT rate for demolition and reconstruction projects. As an investor, you can also benefit from 6% VAT on the construction value when purchasing in these projects.

This applies both to those investing through a company and to private investors who purchase to rent out the property.

The house/apartment must be rented out for at least 15 years to tenants domiciled there.
The habitable area may not exceed 175 m².

What should I look out for when purchasing an investment property?

Some important points to consider:

Location: choose a region with high rentability and long-term value appreciation.
Condition of the property: older buildings may be attractively priced, but sometimes require heavy renovation costs.
Energy performance (EPC): stricter legislation makes energy-efficient homes increasingly important for both rental and sale. All our apartments have an EPC rating of A or higher.
Rental market: find out about average rental prices, target groups, and demand in the neighborhood.
Taxation and regulations: consider taxes on rental income, registration fees, and possible obligations as a landlord.

Seek guidance from an experienced real estate advisor or notary to avoid surprises.

Can I rent out my apartments through Triple Living?

Yes, for most projects you can rely on Triple Living Renting, Triple Living's own rental and management service. They will help you with the entire rental process. Even after your property is rented out, they will offer continous help with management and maintenance.

 More information about the rental service can be found at Triple Living Renting | Rental service of Nieuw Zuid Antwerp

As an investor, do I pay property tax?

Yes, in Flanders you pay property tax (OV) on all real estate, even if it is investment property. The amount of OV may vary slightly depending on whether you are buying as a private individual or through a company. In the latter case, you sometimes pay more, but you can deduct the OV as an expense in your accounts.

How does the purchase of an apartment or house off-plan work?

When purchasing off-plan, a preliminary agreement (a sales agreement) is first signed. This agreement contains: a description of the property, the total price and payment terms, the construction deadlines, guarantees and completion dates, and a statement that the Breyne Act applies. The notarial deed then follows, usually within four months. A customer service representative will personally follow up on your file and contact you when necessary, for example when selecting finishing materials. You can also contact your personal customer service representative at any time with any questions you may have.

How does the handover of an apartment work?

The handover takes place in two phases. During the provisional handover, you check everything together with the builder and draw up a list of any points that need to be followed up. The final handover takes place approximately one year later, after any defects have been repaired or the points to be followed up have been implemented.

How does payment in installments work?

 You pay according to a payment schedule set by the Breyne Act. This approach offers transparency and spreads the payments over the duration of the works.

Phase Maximum percentage of the price

Signing of the deed 5%

Structural work completed 35%

Roof finished 10%

Screed and plasterwork 10%

Interior finishing (windows, doors, technical installations) 25%

Provisional delivery 10%

Final delivery 5%

Any further questions?

We’d be happy to answer them. Schedule a meeting with one of our experts and let’s explore the possibilities together.