The Arrondissement of Turnhout is an administrative division in the north of Belgium, situated within the Flanders region and the province of Antwerp. It covers a flat landscape of 1,357 square kilometres, lying at an average elevation of just 27 metres above sea level.
Housing costs in the Arrondissement of Turnhout sit exactly in line with the national average for Belgium. The housing stock is led by the city of Turnhout itself, which holds far more of the region's homes than any other municipality, followed by Mol and Herentals. Property values vary across these main hubs. Turnhout, Herentals, and Geel are the more affordable options, with prices sitting below the regional average. By contrast, Mol is slightly more expensive, while Beerse stands out as the dearest municipality among the primary residential areas, commanding prices well above those found in the regional capital.
