Coworking in Belgium has experienced strong growth over the past few years, driven by the rise of remote work, the gig economy, and companies’ increasing need for flexibility. This trend mirrors global changes in the way we work, shifting toward more human-centered, agile, and collaborative models.
In recent years, self-storage facilities have experienced a significant surge, becoming a popular solution for both individuals and businesses. This growth is driven by several factors that cater to the changing needs of modern life. With urban growth and increasing demand for flexible storage solutions, self-storage has become essential for many people and businesses.
Mitiska REIM, a leading investor in convenience real estate across Europe, together with its joint venture partner STORO, has officially opened its fourth self-storage facility, located in Groot-Bijgaarden on the outskirts of Brussels. This new opening represents their largest project to date, with a gross lettable area (GLA) of 6,928 m².
Since its launch in early 2024, the coworking space "Le Chalet" at Happy Studio, located in Tilleur, has become a resounding success among creators, artists, graphic designers, and visual media professionals
Coworking has become a revolution in the world of work. Startups, freelancers, entrepreneurs, and remote workers flock to these spaces that offer much more than just a desk: they provide an inspiring environment, innovative services, and an atmosphere conducive to creativity and productivity.
In today’s fast-changing professional landscape, flexible offices are no longer just a trend—they’re a necessity for companies seeking efficiency, agility, and cost control. Whether you’re a startup, an SME, or a large enterprise, having access to adaptable workspaces can boost productivity, enhance employee satisfaction, and provide the flexibility needed to scale operations.
Taking a break at work has always been an essential part of professional life. In the past, it was a ritual around the coffee machine or in a designated break room. However, with the rise of flexible workspaces—open, modular, and collaborative environments—this routine has evolved. Do these new work settings truly encourage essential pauses for productivity and well-being, or are they slowly contributing to their disappearance?
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