Coworking, which has emerged as a dynamic alternative to traditional offices, has grown exponentially in Belgium in recent years. In Brussels, in particular, this trend is attracting a growing number of young graduates and entrepreneurs looking for flexibility and conviviality. At the same time, eco-responsibility is becoming a priority for many coworking firms, integrating sustainable practices that promote both the well-being of users and the protection of the environment.
The Belgian housing market has shown remarkable resilience, even in an uncertain global economic climate. In 2023, Belgium consolidated its position as the European leader in terms of mortgages per capita. This is due to a combination of factors: historically low interest rates and strong demand for new housing. This dynamic is particularly noticeable in major cities such as Brussels, Antwerp and Liege, where real estate activity remains buoyant.
Belgium is not just a small country in Europe; it's a real driver of innovation and a pillar of international trade, ready to meet tomorrow's challenges while capitalizing on its unique strengths.
Belgium remains a real estate market rich in opportunities, offering attractive returns and prospects of added value for those who know how to navigate its complexities and anticipate future changes.
The evolution of real estate agencies in Belgium over the years bears witness to the profound changes in the real estate market and the technological advances that have transformed the landscape of real estate intermediation. From the modest beginnings of real estate agencies to their current status, the sector has undergone significant changes influenced by economic, technological and social factors. This evolution reflects not only the dynamics of the Belgian market, but also global trends affecting the real estate sector worldwide.
To provide a more complete perspective, it is useful to compare the Belgian real estate market with that of other European countries such as France, Germany and the Netherlands. These comparisons help to identify key differences and investment opportunities.
Highlights:
• The forward funding sale completes the transfer of the land with relation to the 26,000 sq.m. Conference
Centre to be constructed as part of the “ REALEX” development for which the permits have been obtained.
• An initial payment of € 88 M has been recorded.
• REALEX aims to achieve “BREEAM Excellent” certification, aligns with EU taxonomy criteria and surpasses the
Nearly Zero Energy Building (NZEB) standards.
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