Finding the right renter shouldn't be limited by language. That's why EU-Rentals is becoming more accessible to property owners and renters across Belgium and beyond, with a multilingual experience and a simpler way to create and publish your property.
One Property. More Languages. More Possibilities.
Whether you're renting out an apartment in Brussels, a house in Antwerp, a studio in Ghent or a property anywhere else in Belgium, your potential renters may come from different backgrounds and speak different languages.
Some renters search in French. Others prefer Dutch or English. Many international residents look for their next home in a language they feel most comfortable using.
With the multilingual experience on EU-Rentals, we're making it easier for renters to discover properties and for owners to reach a wider audience.
And the best part? You don't have to create your property listing several times or translate every description yourself.
Create your property once, provide your information, and EU-Rentals can automatically translate your listing content into the supported languages. You can focus on describing your property, while we work to make it accessible to more renters.
How Multilingual Listings Work
We've designed the process to be as straightforward as possible. You don't need to be a professional copywriter or speak several languages to get your property online.
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Create your property listing.
Enter your property's details, including its location, rooms, amenities, photos and description.
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Write your description in the language you prefer.
Describe what makes your property special, from its layout and natural light to the neighbourhood and nearby transport.
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Let EU-Rentals handle the translations.
Your listing content is automatically translated into the supported languages, helping more renters discover and understand your property.
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Reach a wider audience.
Renters can browse the website in their preferred language and explore properties that match their needs.
No duplicate listings. No repetitive copy and paste. No need to prepare multiple versions of the same property description.
Write once. Reach more renters.
Why Multilingual Matters for Property Owners
Belgium's rental market brings together local residents, international professionals, students, families and people moving to a new city. Language can play an important role in how people search for and understand their next home.
A multilingual rental experience helps reduce the language barrier between property owners and potential renters. It gives more people an opportunity to explore your listing and understand the information they need before making an enquiry.
Reach international renters
Many people moving to Belgium begin their property search before they arrive. They may not yet be comfortable using the local language, so having property information available in a language they understand can make the search easier.
Make your property easier to understand
A good listing should communicate more than the number of bedrooms and the monthly rent. It should help renters understand the space, the surroundings and what living in the property might be like.
Multilingual content helps more people access that information, regardless of the language they use to browse.
Save time when publishing
Managing rental properties already takes time. Preparing the same listing in several languages can add unnecessary work.
With automatic translations, you can spend more time providing accurate property information and less time preparing duplicate content.
A Simpler Way to Create Your Property Listing
Multilingual support isn't the only improvement we've made. We've also redesigned the listing creation process to make publishing a property easier, clearer and more convenient.
Whether you're a private landlord with one apartment or an owner or agency managing multiple properties, the new listing form helps you work through the information step by step.
Clear sections, without the confusion
The new listing form is organised into clear sections, making it easier to find the information you need and move between different parts of your property listing.
You can work through the form in a more structured way, rather than having to navigate a long and confusing page.
Add your property details with ease
The updated form makes it easier to enter the information renters look for when searching for a home, including:
- Property type and location
- Number of bedrooms and rooms
- Rental price and availability
- Furnished or unfurnished status
- Energy performance label
- Amenities and property features
- Photos and property description
- Contact information
The goal is simple: make it easier to provide the information that helps renters decide whether your property is right for them.
A more straightforward publishing experience
You don't need to be a technical expert to create a listing on EU-Rentals. The new form guides you through the main steps so you can focus on your property rather than figuring out how the website works.
Add your information, upload your photos, describe your property and complete the relevant details. Once your listing is ready, you can publish it and make it available to potential renters.
Better Listings Start with Better Information
Automatic translation makes your listing more accessible, but the quality of the original information still matters.
The more useful information you provide, the easier it is for renters to understand your property and decide whether to get in touch.
Add high-quality photos
Photos are often the first thing renters notice. Include bright, clear images of the main rooms, kitchen, bathroom, outdoor areas and any features that make your property stand out.
Our recommendation is to aim for eight or more photos when possible. A complete photo gallery helps renters build a better impression of the property before arranging a visit.
Write a useful description
A property description doesn't need to be complicated. Explain what makes the home attractive and give renters a realistic idea of what they can expect.
Consider mentioning:
- The layout and atmosphere of the property
- Natural light and important features
- The building and surrounding street
- Nearby public transport, shops and services
- Who the property might be suitable for
A few clear, honest sentences can be more useful than a long list of generic features.
Don't forget the energy label
Energy performance is an important consideration for many renters. Make sure you provide the correct energy label and other relevant information when creating your listing.
With the updated listing form, selecting the energy label is designed to be simpler and more intuitive.
Designed for Renters, Built for Owners
The improvements to EU-Rentals are designed to make the experience better on both sides of the rental process.
Renters can explore properties through a multilingual website, discover neighbourhoods and compare listings. Owners benefit from a simpler publishing process and a platform designed to help their properties reach potential renters.
Our aim is to make finding a home and advertising a property more straightforward, whether you're renting out your first apartment or managing a larger portfolio.
We're continuing to improve the platform, with a focus on useful tools, accessible information and a better overall rental experience.
Ready to Create Your Property Listing?
If you're already an EU-Rentals owner, you can log in to your dashboard and review your existing properties.
If you haven't published a property yet, now is a great time to get started. The new listing form makes it easier to add your property information, upload photos and publish your listing.
Create your property once, and let EU-Rentals help you reach renters across languages.
Already have an account? Open your dashboard to check your listings and explore the latest improvements.
Have a Question?
If you have questions about creating a property, automatic translations or managing your listings, we're here to help.
Get in touch with the EU-Rentals team and we'll be happy to assist.
