Short-term rentals in Etterbeek: observed rates and revenue
Etterbeek borders Cinquantenaire Park and part of the European Quarter, with Place Jourdan at its heart. Many guests are linked to the institutions, internships and assignments of a few weeks, which keeps weekday demand up. Practical one-bedroom flats that are well set up for remote work are a particularly good fit.
The median nightly rate in Etterbeek (€133) is 6% below the regional median (€141); homes are booked about 120 nights a year against 138 for Brussels as a whole, which puts the median gross revenue 11% below the regional figure. Etterbeek ranks 9 of 18 detailed municipalities for median gross revenue.
By size of home in Etterbeek
| Home | Homes | Median rate / night | Nights booked (median) | Gross revenue / year (median) | Range (middle half) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom | 78 | €124 | 132 | €15,600 | €7,300 – €23,300 |
| 2 bedrooms | 29 | €183 | 114 | €19,200 | €6,600 – €37,500 |
| 3+ bedrooms | 10 | €310 | 135 | €38,900 | €24,700 – €59,500 |
Sizes with fewer than 10 homes are not shown. For those, the calculator uses Brussels-wide figures.
Seasons
In Brussels, the busiest months over the last two years were July, May and June (10.0%, 9.9% and 9.7% of the year's stays), and the quietest January, February and September. An average month accounts for 8.3% of the year. Seasonality is measured at city level: a single municipality has too few reviews per month.
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Source: Inside Airbnb, data scraped on 20/09/2026 (Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International). Entire homes with at least one review in the last 12 months. Gross revenue = listed rate × estimated nights booked, before fees and costs. Method and sources.