Telework has become a permanent fixture in Belgium's professional landscape, profoundly impacting how businesses utilize and envision their physical office spaces. A recent survey highlights evolving employee habits, motivations, and employer policies, offering critical insights for companies considering their next commercial real estate move.
Discover how Knauf's new "Ceilings" range simplifies commercial interior design and offers integrated, high-performance solutions for businesses seeking to enhance their office, retail, or industrial environments with a focus on aesthetics, acoustics, and sustainability.
A significant trend is reshaping the office real estate market: nearly 20% of businesses are now choosing to invest in larger office spaces. This strategic move isn't just about physical expansion; it's a calculated decision aimed at optimizing operational efficiency, enhancing employee comfort, and fostering a more productive and engaging work environment.
Exciting opportunities are emerging for businesses in Charleroi! The 14-story Tirou 1 building, a significant development within the Left Side Business Park, is rapidly approaching completion, promising cutting-edge office environments and residential options available by Spring 2026.
Discover how innovative architecture is redefining industrial and office environments. The new Wauters facility in Gosselies, Charleroi, stands as a prime example, showcasing how functional spaces can be both aesthetically appealing and sustainably built, offering a blueprint for businesses seeking next-generation premises.
Discover how Silversquare's innovative 'SQ Equipment Division' campaign is changing the way businesses view their workspace. Moving beyond traditional office rentals, Silversquare offers premium coworking spaces designed to equip entrepreneurs with an empowering environment for unparalleled growth and creativity.
The Federal Public Service for Finance (SPF Finances) in Belgium is undergoing a significant restructuring, planning to reduce its physical locations from 43 to 21. This move, while aimed at optimizing services, has broader implications for the Belgian commercial real estate market, potentially influencing the availability and demand for office and warehouse spaces across the country, particularly in Wallonia.
Businesses seeking office or warehouse space in Brussels face an increasingly challenging environment. Despite falling demand and rising vacancy rates, the region's tax pressure on non-residential properties has become 'insupportable,' driving companies away and prompting urgent calls for fiscal reform.
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