Huy: More Attractive Pricing for Weekly Market Proposed

The College proposes a new regulation to boost the market and attract new vendors.

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Generic image of a lively weekly market in a European town square, with stalls of fresh produce and shoppers.

The College of Aldermen of Huy is proposing new pricing for the weekly market, to be submitted to the Municipal Council this Monday, November 9th, with the aim of revitalizing it and attracting new vendors.

In response to a progressive decrease in the number of vendors, particularly during winter, the municipality of Huy is considering adopting a new regulation to make pricing more attractive. The proposed rates distinguish between subscribers and occasional vendors, with prices per square meter varying by season.
For subscribers, the rate will be €1.30/m² of sales area from April 1st to September 30th, and €1.10/m² from October 1st to March 31st. These subscriptions will be granted for a duration of 3 months. Occasional vendors will pay €1.50/m² during the summer period (April-September) and €1.30/m² during the winter period (October-March).
Although these new rates are expected to lead to a decrease in projected revenue, the College's primary objective is to revitalize the market by attracting new exhibitors. This reform is part of a broader effort to boost the weekly market.
A next step being considered by the College is the potential concession of the market to a private operator, a reflection that is currently underway.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Huy — Actualités (04/11/2026)