Chocolate. Tin Tin. Hercule Poirot. It may be a dot on the map compared to some other countries, but Belgium has a massive global reputation for a plethora of reasons. This is precisely what continues to attract millions of tourists to the like of Brussels, Bruges and Ghent each and every year, keeping property prices high and rental prices top-tier. As one of the most established commercial, industrial and tourism centres in all of Europe, it’s unsurprising that investors have been flocking to Belgium over recent years. The current economic situation may not be the best the nation has ever seen, but lower property values represent excellent investment opportunities for those intended to buy-to-let. And of course, city centre apartments are already in short supply and have long represented perhaps the country’s best investment opportunities of all.