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Aalst in brief

Aalst sits directly south of Eindhoven and combines the Den Hof centre, established family streets, apartment corridors and green edges toward the Tongelreep and Waalrese forests. The municipality’s Omgevingsvisie Waalre 2040 describes Waalre as a high-quality residential municipality with a strong green character and vital community. Those priorities help explain why an Aalst address can differ materially from a rural-edge Waalre address.

Green Aalst lane beside a meadow and mature trees in North Brabant
Aalst combines established homes with green village and woodland edges; the exact street still matters for a valuation.

CBS recorded 3,850 residents, 1,870 households and 1,921 homes for Aalst in 2025. Aalst has a 61% single-family share, 39% multi-family share and 64% owner-occupied share. That is a more mixed housing profile than Waalre municipality overall, where 82% of homes are single-family and 74% are owner-occupied; the difference matters when choosing comparables.

Best suited to: buyers who want a village centre, everyday shops and bus links close to Eindhoven; households comparing apartments with family houses; families using local schools, sports and green space; and international households who value a practical English intake but can manage Dutch mortgage and municipal paperwork.

Less suitable if: you need a large city-centre rental supply, a rail station within walking distance, or a quiet street with no through-traffic. Main-road noise, parking pressure and the difference between Den Hof, residential streets and the green edge can matter more than the Aalst average.

Aalst profile and boundary context
Municipality / province
Local profileWaalre, Noord-Brabant
Population
Local profile3,850 residents, CBS 2025
Housing stock
Local profile1,921 homes, CBS 2025
Average WOZ
Local profile€567,000, CBS 2025
Typical housing stock
Local profile61% single-family homes; 39% multi-family homes
Tenure
Local profile64% owner-occupied homes; 36% rented
Main buyer demand
Local profileOwner-occupiers, families, Eindhoven commuters, apartment buyers and green-setting seekers
Character
Local profileDen Hof centre, established family streets, apartment corridors and green edges toward forest and Tongelreep
Data boundary
Local profileAalst is CBS buurt BU08660001 inside Wijk 00 Waalre; Waalre, Voldijn, Ekenrooi and Verspreide huizen are comparison rows, not part of Aalst

Your next step in Aalst

Local property market

Aalst at a glance

The public market snapshot mixes different measures. Funda reports listing activity and selling-time indicators. CBS reports housing stock and WOZ context. A valuation report uses the exact property, the stated purpose and completed comparable evidence.

Aalst market indicators
Average asking price
Average asking priceAalst: €466,857; Period / definition: Funda Aalst, Waalre listing snapshot, checked 22 August 2026
Average asking price per m²
Average asking price per m²Aalst: €4,847; Period / definition: Funda Aalst, Waalre listing snapshot, same date
Average selling time
Average selling timeAalst: 29 days; Period / definition: Funda, based on its previous-12-month Aalst measure
Homes sold previous 12 months
Homes sold previous 12 monthsAalst: 58; Period / definition: Funda Aalst, Waalre information page, same snapshot
Average WOZ value
Average WOZ valueAalst: €567,000; Period / definition: CBS Aalst neighbourhood, 2025 assessed housing value
Population
PopulationAalst: 3,850; Period / definition: CBS Aalst neighbourhood, 1 January 2025
Housing stock
Housing stockAalst: 1,921 homes; Period / definition: CBS Aalst neighbourhood, 2025
Owner-occupied homes
Owner-occupied homesAalst: 64%; Period / definition: CBS Aalst neighbourhood, 2025
Aalst 2025 CBS profile with residents, homes, average WOZ, single-family and owner-occupied shares
CBS 2025 Aalst figures; these are area context, not a valuation of a particular home.

Funda’s figures are useful for understanding the current listing market, but they are not a transaction median. A small set of larger homes can move an asking-price average, and a listing’s asking price is not the same as its eventual sale price. The CBS WOZ figure is an assessed value for taxation and does not replace a current mortgage valuation.

Neighbourhood market snapshots

Aalst’s CBS row sits inside the wider Waalre set of neighbourhoods, which shows why the address matters. The Funda pages below were checked on 22 August 2026 and should be read as local snapshots rather than promises about a future listing.

Aalst neighbourhood market snapshots
WaalreHomes for sale: 26; Average asking price: €598,381; Asking €/m²: €4,648; Selling time: 27 days; Sold previous 12 months: 101
AalstHomes for sale: 111; Average asking price: €466,857; Asking €/m²: €4,847; Selling time: 29 days; Sold previous 12 months: 58
EkenrooiHomes for sale: 10; Average asking price: €570,750; Asking €/m²: €4,502; Selling time: 23 days; Sold previous 12 months: 51
VoldijnHomes for sale: 13; Average asking price: €619,095; Asking €/m²: €4,081; Selling time: 27 days; Sold previous 12 months: 35
Verspreide huizenHomes for sale: 7; Average asking price: —; Asking €/m²: —; Selling time: —; Sold previous 12 months: —

Aalst shows the largest listing supply in this comparison snapshot and a larger multi-family share in CBS data. Ekenrooi is strongly single-family and has a shorter reported selling time. Voldijn combines a higher asking-price snapshot with a lower average WOZ than Aalst. Those differences are reasons to use comparable homes from the same setting, not a reason to assign a fixed premium to a neighbourhood.

Recent Aalst asking examples

These Aalst listings and sold-listing records were checked on 22 August 2026. They demonstrate the spread of homes and last asking prices; they are not completed-sale comparables.

Recent Aalst asking examples
Alstorphiushof 10Living area: 103 m²; Plot: 190 m²; Last asking price: €519,000; Energy label: B
Raadhuisstraat 65Living area: 123 m²; Plot: 340 m²; Last asking price: €425,000; Energy label: Not available on the record
Maarten Trompstraat 17Living area: 113 m²; Plot: 313 m²; Last asking price: €480,000; Energy label: F
Raadhuisstraat 44Living area: 133 m²; Plot: 302 m²; Last asking price: €725,000; Energy label: B

For a mortgage valuation, the useful comparison is not just the asking number. The appraiser also considers the home’s living area, plot, construction period, condition, energy systems, legal position, outdoor space, parking, micro-location and relevant completed sales.

Housing form, plot and condition

Aalst housing types and valuation questions
Detached home
Detached homeCBS/local signal: 18% detached at municipality level; 74% in Verspreide huizen; What a valuer should compare: Plot, outbuildings, access, privacy, condition, energy performance and comparable sales
Semi-detached home
Semi-detached homeCBS/local signal: Common in established family neighbourhoods; What a valuer should compare: Shared-wall position, extensions, plot, parking and neighbouring condition
Terraced or corner home
Terraced or corner homeCBS/local signal: More prominent in Aalst and denser streets; What a valuer should compare: Living area, garden, layout, renovation level, energy label and street setting
Apartment or other multi-family home
Apartment or other multi-family homeCBS/local signal: 39% multi-family in Aalst versus 3% in Ekenrooi; What a valuer should compare: VvE documents, service costs, reserve fund, floor, lift, outdoor space and noise
Woodland or green-edge home
Woodland or green-edge homeCBS/local signal: Aalst’s vision protects green character and landscape edges; What a valuer should compare: Exact access, plot, maintenance, environmental conditions and comparable setting
New or recently improved home
New or recently improved homeCBS/local signal: Waalre Noord and Ekenrooi Zuid are active planning areas; What a valuer should compare: Completion year, specification, energy systems, permits and market evidence
Representative detached Dutch family home with garden and driveway in Aalst
A representative Aalst home: the report still depends on the actual address, condition, plot and evidence.

Town setting and micro-location

Aalst does not offer one uniform daily experience: Den Hof, main-road corridors, residential streets and the southern green edge differ. A home near a school, supermarket or village centre may trade convenience for traffic or parking. A home beside green space may gain outlook and privacy but require more travel. A rural-edge property may have a larger plot and a narrower buyer pool. The valuation must distinguish those address-level factors.

Dirk-Jan Bonenkamp explaining why Aalst neighbourhood, plot and green setting matter in a valuation
Dirk-Jan Bonenkamp is Cheetah Valuations’ NRVT-registered residential appraiser and NWWI appraiser; he separates Aalst’s neighbourhood settings before assessing the individual home.
Aalst micro-location checks
Exact setting
Exact settingAalst question to check: Is the home near Den Hof, a main road, an established family street or the green edge?; Why it matters: Housing stock, density, services and comparable demand differ
Plot and garden
Plot and gardenAalst question to check: What is included in the title, and how usable is it?; Why it matters: Land, privacy, outbuildings and maintenance affect buyer appeal
Green outlook
Green outlookAalst question to check: Is the green edge public, private or subject to a plan?; Why it matters: A view can be valuable while future development can change it
Access and parking
Access and parkingAalst question to check: How do residents, visitors and deliveries reach the property?; Why it matters: Practical access and parking influence everyday use and marketability
Condition and improvements
Condition and improvementsAalst question to check: Are extensions, insulation and installations documented?; Why it matters: Evidence supports the report and prevents a mismatch between claim and condition
Energy performance
Energy performanceAalst question to check: Does the official label match the installed systems?; Why it matters: Energy costs, comfort and future work influence buyer decisions
Planning context
Planning contextAalst question to check: Is the home near Ekenrooi Zuid or another planned area?; Why it matters: New supply, construction activity and infrastructure can affect the setting

Market outlook

Base case for the next 12–24 months: Aalst’s housing context is likely to remain sensitive to Eindhoven and Brainport employment, borrowing capacity, limited green-edge supply and the pace of planned housing delivery. The municipality is developing approximately 230 homes in Ekenrooi Zuid and is progressing wider Waalre housing plans, but planning, phasing and market conditions can change. This is a planning context, not a prediction of future prices.

Aalst planning and market drivers
Eindhoven and Brainport employment
Eindhoven and Brainport employmentLocal evidence: Aalst is directly south of Eindhoven and linked to regional employment; Possible effect: Supports demand for homes with workable city access; Confidence: Medium
Green setting and plot scarcity
Green setting and plot scarcityLocal evidence: Aalst’s vision prioritises its green character; detached homes and rural edges are limited; Possible effect: Well-kept green-edge homes may attract a distinct buyer pool; Confidence: Medium
Planned housing
Planned housingLocal evidence: Ekenrooi Zuid is an active municipal development area; wider Waalre plans remain in progress; Possible effect: More supply may broaden choice; construction timing and type matter; Confidence: Medium
Borrowing capacity
Borrowing capacityLocal evidence: Buyers remain sensitive to monthly mortgage costs; Possible effect: Can limit budgets even when asking prices remain firm; Confidence: Medium
Energy performance
Energy performanceLocal evidence: CBS housing mixes older and newer stock; labels vary by address; Possible effect: Strong performance can support marketability and running-cost expectations; Confidence: Medium
Local amenities
Local amenitiesLocal evidence: Schools, sports, shops and mobility links support daily use; Possible effect: Convenience can matter more than a municipality-wide average; Confidence: Low to medium

Living in Aalst

Everyday character

Aalst offers a village-scale daily rhythm close to a major employment centre. Den Hof provides everyday shopping and services, while established residential streets and green edges create a quieter setting than central Eindhoven. The main roads bring useful bus access but can also bring traffic and parking pressure; the southern edge feels greener but requires more planning for daily trips.

Expat suitability

Expat fit: medium to high for households that want green surroundings near Eindhoven and can plan Dutch administration and transport. Aalst’s location is practical for Brainport employment, and the municipality publishes an English information portal. Mortgage documents, school admissions, property records and lender requirements remain largely Dutch, so keep formal wording intact and ask for a plain-English explanation alongside it.

Aalst expat checks
International employment
International employmentAalst context: Eindhoven, High Tech Campus and the wider Brainport region are nearby employment references; Practical implication: Check the exact office location and peak-hour journey
English information
English informationAalst context: The municipality provides English information while many local documents remain Dutch; Practical implication: Keep Dutch lender and property terms visible
Housing choice
Housing choiceAalst context: Aalst has 61% single-family and 39% multi-family homes in CBS 2025; Practical implication: Budget and inspect for VvE, plot, energy and maintenance differences
Schools
SchoolsAalst context: Five municipal primary-school locations serve different neighbourhoods; Practical implication: Confirm admissions, language support and childcare directly
Transport
TransportAalst context: Bus lines and buurtbuses connect the municipality; rail is outside Aalst; Practical implication: Check the exact first- and last-mile journey before buying
Services
ServicesAalst context: Den Hof provides more daily facilities than Waalre’s rural edges; Practical implication: Match the address to your household’s weekly routine

Families and children

Family suitability

Family fit: medium to high for households that value schools, green surroundings and a village centre. The municipality lists De Wilderen, De Meent, De Drijfveer, OBS Ekenrooi and Aalsterbos. Brede School Aalst houses OBS Ekenrooi and kindcentrum Aalsterbos. Childcare, sports and daily shopping vary by neighbourhood, so the school journey and after-school routine should be checked from the exact address.

Aalst family checks
Primary schools
Primary schoolsAalst context: Five named primary-school locations across Aalst, Waalre, Voldijn and Ekenrooi; Buyer relevance: Nearby school supports routine; confirm admissions and school arrangements
Childcare
ChildcareAalst context: CBS 2025 proximity averages range from 0.5 km in Ekenrooi to 1.4 km in Verspreide huizen; Buyer relevance: Availability and opening times can change; ask providers directly
School distance
School distanceAalst context: CBS 2025 primary-school proximity averages range from 0.6 km to 1.4 km; Buyer relevance: An average does not describe the safest walking or cycling journey
Housing supply
Housing supplyAalst context: Aalst has 61% single-family homes; Waalre municipality has 82%; Buyer relevance: The local mix includes apartments as well as family houses
Sports and activities
Sports and activitiesAalst context: The municipality lists sport halls De Pracht, ’t Hazzo and Hoeveland; Buyer relevance: Check the facilities and schedules that fit your household
Future capacity
Future capacityAalst context: Municipal housing plans include Waalre Noord and Ekenrooi Zuid; Buyer relevance: New facilities and construction traffic can change local experience

Safety and liveability

Safety context

The CBS registered-crime table reports 490 registered crimes in Waalre municipality in 2025, or 27.5 per 1,000 residents. This is recorded-crime context, not a promise about a street or a forecast. A small area can show year-to-year movement, so combine public data with an address visit and normal local checks.

Aalst safety context
Registered crimes
Registered crimesAalst: 490 incidents; Period / definition: CBS, municipality Waalre, 2025
Registered-crime rate
Registered-crime rateAalst: 27.5 per 1,000 residents; Period / definition: CBS, municipality Waalre, 2025
Street-level experience
Street-level experienceAalst: Check lighting, footfall, parking and crossings; Period / definition: Exact-address observation, not a statistical score
Evening journey
Evening journeyAalst: Compare the actual walk or cycle from bus, parking or school; Period / definition: Conditions vary by time, weather and season

Safety for internationals and women

Recorded incidents do not describe how every resident experiences every street. If evening travel matters, check the walk from the bus stop or parking space, lighting near the home, sightlines, cycle continuity and door security. International households should keep emergency information and municipal contacts in a language they understand. Women, families and anyone cycling after dark should assess the exact journey at the time it will be used.

Liveability and environmental quality

Aalst’s official vision and mobility plan address green structure, traffic, noise, air, water, climate and external safety. The municipality’s green character can support outlook and recreation, while traffic, construction, drainage and maintenance remain address-specific.

Aalst liveability factors
Green structure
Green structureAalst context: Municipal vision protects green character and landscape connections; What to check: Is the outlook public, private or affected by a plan?
Density
DensityAalst context: Municipality averages 800 residents per km²; Verspreide huizen 35/km²; What to check: Lower density can mean space, but usually increases travel needs
Traffic and noise
Traffic and noiseAalst context: Mobility plan covers access, parking, cycling and traffic safety; What to check: Check road noise, parking pressure and construction timing
Water and climate
Water and climateAalst context: Municipal environmental planning includes water and climate resilience; What to check: Confirm drainage, groundwater and plot-level conditions
Energy performance
Energy performanceAalst context: Housing mix includes both established and recent homes; What to check: Confirm the official label and installed systems

Getting around

Walking and cycling

Den Hof in Aalst has the strongest everyday-service concentration, while Voldijn, Ekenrooi and Verspreide huizen can require longer trips for groceries, healthcare or childcare. CBS 2025 proximity averages place a GP about 0.6 km from homes in Aalst, 1.0 km in Voldijn, 1.3 km in Ekenrooi and 1.6 km in Verspreide huizen. Large-supermarket, school and childcare averages also differ by neighbourhood. They are road-network averages, not guarantees for one address.

Aalst access indicators
Large supermarket
Large supermarketCBS average range across Aalst neighbourhoods: 0.6–1.6 km; Practical note: Aalst is closer on average; check the actual weekly shop
Primary school
Primary schoolCBS average range across Aalst neighbourhoods: 0.6–1.4 km; Practical note: A short distance can still include crossings or busy roads
Childcare
ChildcareCBS average range across Aalst neighbourhoods: 0.5–1.4 km; Practical note: Places and opening times need direct confirmation
GP
GPCBS average range across Aalst neighbourhoods: 0.6–1.6 km; Practical note: Healthcare access varies with the neighbourhood and provider
Rail station
Rail stationCBS average range across Aalst neighbourhoods: Outside Waalre municipality; Practical note: Check the live journey to Eindhoven or another station

The municipality’s mobility plan describes three regular bus lines and two buurtbuses, including bus 271, and an HOV Eindhoven–Valkenswaard connection through Aalst. Use the municipal traffic information and mobility plan, then check a live planner for the day and time you travel.

Employment and regional access

Aalst employment access
Eindhoven city
Eindhoven cityWhy it matters: Main nearby employment, services and rail reference point; What to check: Exact office, peak traffic, parking and public-transport transfers
High Tech Campus
High Tech CampusWhy it matters: Important regional employment anchor south of Eindhoven; What to check: Door-to-door time from the actual street
Valkenswaard and N69
Valkenswaard and N69Why it matters: Southern employment and service connection; What to check: Construction, peak traffic and cycling conditions
A2, A67 and N396
A2, A67 and N396Why it matters: Regional road connections named in municipal mobility planning; What to check: Live congestion and the household’s normal schedule

Aalst is well placed for households working in Eindhoven, but the best address depends on when and how each person travels. Test the journey in the same time window that you will use after moving.

Amenities and leisure

Daily essentials

The municipality lists local centres, primary schools, sports halls, cultural facilities and green recreation. Den Hof in Aalst provides more everyday convenience than the scattered homes. A house near shops can save travel time but may have more traffic or parking activity. A green-edge house may offer outlook and privacy but require a longer trip for routine services.

Recurring events and local perks

The municipality’s sport, culture and recreation page lists facilities including De Pracht, ’t Hazzo, Hoeveland, Huis van Waalre and local events. Check current calendars and opening times rather than assuming a facility is available every day.

Costs beyond the price

The purchase price is only one part of an Aalst housing decision. Budget for transfer tax or other purchase costs, mortgage advice, notary work, inspection, insurance, energy, maintenance, moving and any VvE charge. Municipal and water-board charges depend on the property and current tariff year; confirm the amount directly before relying on a budget.

For a standard Cheetah Valuations residential valuation in the normal service area, the current fee is €599 all-in, including VAT, NWWI validation, cadastral research and normal-area travel. After the inspection, the report is normally delivered within 48 hours when access, documents and agreed requirements are complete. A 24-hour option costs €60 extra. Calls are available 09:00–21:00, seven days a week, and the online form is available 24/7. Confirm the exact report type and lender wording before booking.

Settings within Aalst

Aalst neighbourhood profiles
Waalre
WaalreCBS 2025 residents: 6,780; Homes: 3,030; Average WOZ: €518,000; Single-family: 85%; Owner-occupied: 76%; Local reading: Village setting with established homes and daily services
Aalst
AalstCBS 2025 residents: 3,850; Homes: 1,921; Average WOZ: €567,000; Single-family: 61%; Owner-occupied: 64%; Local reading: Denser mix, larger multi-family share and strong service access
Voldijn
VoldijnCBS 2025 residents: 2,880; Homes: 1,319; Average WOZ: €474,000; Single-family: 87%; Owner-occupied: 68%; Local reading: Family housing mix with neighbourhood-scale services
Ekenrooi
EkenrooiCBS 2025 residents: 3,830; Homes: 1,633; Average WOZ: €504,000; Single-family: 97%; Owner-occupied: 86%; Local reading: Predominantly single-family setting and school access
Verspreide huizen
Verspreide huizenCBS 2025 residents: 555; Homes: 213; Average WOZ: €961,000; Single-family: 93%; Owner-occupied: 81%; Local reading: Low-density detached and rural-edge context

The CBS values describe statistical areas, not the value of an individual home. Within each neighbourhood, plot, condition, street, energy performance and legal position can create a large spread.

Is Aalst a good place to buy?

Aalst can be a strong fit if you want a green residential setting near Eindhoven, primarily owner-occupied housing, local primary schools and a village-scale community. The main compromises are travel planning, Dutch administrative paperwork, a broad range of housing types and the fact that future development can change a local setting.

Before making an offer, compare the exact street with the report purpose. Check the home’s condition, plot and energy evidence; confirm the lender’s NWWI or other report requirement; test the school and work journeys; and review any nearby Waalre Noord or Ekenrooi Zuid planning that could affect access or outlook.

Before you rely on a valuation

An online estimate, asking price, WOZ value and mortgage valuation are not interchangeable. A mortgage report considers the individual property, valuation date, stated purpose, comparable completed sales, documents and inspection findings. The lender decides whether the report satisfies its mortgage process.

Prepare the full address, purchase agreement or mortgage request, adviser wording, deadline, floor plans, energy label, renovation evidence, permits, VvE documents where relevant, and any known access or title issue. If a file is incomplete, name the missing document early so the appointment and report timing can be planned honestly.

Data, methods and update policy

CBS figures in this guide use the 2025 Wijken en Buurten dataset and the boundaries shown in that dataset. Funda numbers are listing snapshots checked on 22 August 2026; they can change as listings are added, withdrawn or sold. Municipal planning and transport statements describe current published plans and services, not guaranteed delivery or fixed journey times. The guide is reviewed when material local data or service information changes.

Property valuation comparison

Compare Aalst with nearby towns

Property valuation guide for Waalre

The Waalre snapshot recorded an average asking price of €599,571 at €4,645 per m².

The Aalst snapshot recorded an average asking price of €466,857 at €4,847 per m².

Waalre showed an average selling time of 27 days from 100 homes sold in the previous 12 months. Aalst showed an average selling time of 29 days from 58 homes sold in the previous 12 months.

In the 2025 CBS context, Waalre records an average WOZ value of €531,000, 82% single-family homes, 74% owner-occupied homes. In the 2025 CBS context, Aalst records an average WOZ value of €567,000, 61% single-family homes, 64% owner-occupied homes.

Waalre has the higher asking total, while its asking price per m² is lower than Aalst; larger homes or a different stock mix can account for that pattern. The Waalre sample also moved about 2 days faster. Match the exact address, property type, plot, condition, energy performance and report purpose before using either headline as a comparable.

Property valuation guide for Vessem

The live Funda search for Vessem showed 6 homes for sale, too small or mixed to support a reliable average asking price.

The Aalst snapshot recorded an average asking price of €466,857 at €4,847 per m².

The live Funda search for Vessem showed 6 homes for sale; there is no stable selling-time figure to compare. Aalst showed an average selling time of 29 days from 58 homes sold in the previous 12 months.

In the 2025 CBS context, Vessem records an average WOZ value of €507,000, 82% single-family homes, 75% owner-occupied homes. In the 2025 CBS context, Aalst records an average WOZ value of €567,000, 61% single-family homes, 64% owner-occupied homes.

Aalst has a usable headline asking-price sample, while the Vessem figures are represented by a range or listing count. Match the exact address, property type, plot, condition, energy performance and report purpose before using either headline as a comparable.

Property valuation guide for Sterksel

The Sterksel snapshot recorded an average asking price of €637,488 at €4,362 per m².

The Aalst snapshot recorded an average asking price of €466,857 at €4,847 per m².

Sterksel showed an average selling time of 29 days from 15 homes sold in the previous 12 months. Aalst showed an average selling time of 29 days from 58 homes sold in the previous 12 months.

In the 2025 CBS context, Sterksel records an average WOZ value of €535,000, 88% single-family homes, 84% owner-occupied homes. In the 2025 CBS context, Aalst records an average WOZ value of €567,000, 61% single-family homes, 64% owner-occupied homes.

Sterksel has the higher asking total, while its asking price per m² is lower than Aalst; larger homes or a different stock mix can account for that pattern. The Sterksel sample of 15 homes is small, so the signal can move when one unusual property enters the set. Match the exact address, property type, plot, condition, energy performance and report purpose before using either headline as a comparable.

Relevant guides and next step

If you are comparing nearby places, start with the Sterksel property valuation guide or the Heeze property valuation guide. For the report itself, review the services and prices and request a mortgage valuation.

To compare this area with nearby towns and neighbourhoods, visit the Eindhoven property valuation comparison hub.

FAQ

What is the property valuation context in Aalst?

Aalst’s valuation context combines a mixed housing stock with meaningful differences between Den Hof, established residential streets, main-road corridors and green edges. The exact home, documents, purpose and comparable completed sales still determine an individual report.

What are current house prices in Aalst?

The Funda Aalst, Waalre snapshot checked on 22 August 2026 showed an average asking price of €466,857 and €4,847 per m². This is a listing-market indicator, not a completed-sale median or a promise about the price of a particular home.

How does WOZ value differ from market value?

CBS reports an average Aalst neighbourhood WOZ value of €567,000 for 2025. WOZ is an assessed value for taxation. A mortgage valuation is a professional report for an individual property, purpose and valuation date.

Which Aalst neighbourhood is best for families?

Aalst, Waalre and Ekenrooi have access to primary-school locations, but the best fit depends on the exact street, school arrangements, childcare, budget, traffic and work journeys. Check admissions and the daily journey directly rather than relying on a neighbourhood label.

Does Aalst suit international buyers?

It can suit international buyers who want green surroundings near Eindhoven and are comfortable arranging Dutch property and mortgage documents. Cheetah Valuations provides English explanations while keeping formal Dutch lender wording visible.

Which documents should I prepare for an Aalst valuation?

Prepare the full address, purchase agreement or mortgage request, adviser wording, deadline, floor plans, energy label, renovation invoices, permits and inspection information. Apartment buyers should also provide VvE documents, service costs and maintenance plans when relevant.

How do Aalst homes differ between neighbourhoods?

CBS 2025 shows 61% single-family homes in Aalst, 85% in Waalre, 87% in Voldijn, 97% in Ekenrooi and 93% in Verspreide huizen. The differences affect comparable selection, buyer demand and the evidence needed for the report.

What are the Aalst housing plans?

The municipality describes Waalre Noord phase 3 as part of a plan for at least 800 homes overall, with at least 350 in phase 3, and Ekenrooi Zuid as approximately 230 homes. These are current planning statements; timing, design and delivery can change.

Are shops and healthcare close in Aalst?

CBS proximity averages vary by neighbourhood. GP distance is about 0.6 km in Aalst, 1.0 km in Voldijn, 1.3 km in Ekenrooi and 1.6 km in Verspreide huizen. Use the exact address and current provider information for a real decision.

Can I reach Eindhoven without a car?

The municipal mobility plan describes regular bus lines, buurtbuses and the HOV Eindhoven–Valkenswaard connection through Aalst. Check a live planner for your street, destination, day and time because schedules, works and holiday service can change.

What does a standard valuation cost?

Cheetah Valuations’ standard residential valuation is €599 all-in in the normal service area, including VAT, NWWI validation, cadastral research and normal-area travel. Confirm the report type and lender requirements before booking.

How quickly can the report be delivered?

After the inspection, a complete standard file is normally delivered within 48 hours. A 24-hour option is available for €60 extra. Timing depends on access, documents and the agreed report requirements.

When can I speak to the appraiser?

Calls are available from 09:00 to 21:00 seven days a week. The online request form is available 24/7, so you can send the address, purpose, lender wording and deadline when convenient.