In the first quarter of 2025, Belgian real estate developer Atenor took major steps to reshape its European portfolio, acquiring a new project in Lisbon, selling key assets in Budapest, and converting over 100,000 sqm of office space into residential developments. A €45.3 million capital increase further strengthens the company’s balance sheet, ensuring financial flexibility to execute its three-year strategic plan amid ongoing market challenges.
While it’s common to complain about one’s job, it seems that Belgians are actually quite satisfied at work. Here are the results of a study conducted in 2025 by life insurance company NN.
The flexible office market across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) is experiencing unprecedented growth, expanding significantly in 2024 and solidifying its position as a strategic component of corporate real estate. Discover how this market evolution is creating new opportunities for businesses seeking adaptable workspace solutions.
While Q1 2025 saw modest activity in the Brussels office market, key trends like stable rents and increasing vacancy offer insights for businesses seeking space. A significant deal is on the horizon, potentially boosting take-up next quarter, while new supply continues to enter the market.
Learn how Ghelamco's successful €84 million bond repayment highlights the company's stability and strategic strength, offering confidence for businesses seeking reliable property partners in a fluctuating commercial real estate environment.
As Belgian businesses embrace hybrid work models and prioritise employee well-being, optimising office workspace design and managing fit-out costs have become key strategic priorities. This comprehensive guide explores the latest trends and provides detailed insights into office design costs in Belgium for 2025.
Sustainability has become a key criterion for employees, companies, and investors. The Total group's recent decision to relocate its headquarters to Brussels in the Multi Tower is a concrete example. This iconic building will be the first in Brussels to achieve carbon neutrality. Designed with a strong focus on circularity, it will reuse nearly 89% of existing materials, demonstrating a commitment to reducing the ecological footprint from the construction phase onward.
By 2030, the Wallonia-Brussels Federation (WBF) plans to centralise its administrative services and ministerial offices in a new building in the Brussels North district, near the Gare du Nord (North Station). This relocation is part of a comprehensive approach to real estate rationalisation, energy transition, and public administration modernisation
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