According to JLL reviews, Belgium's commercial real estate market saw a half of stark contrasts in H1 2025, presenting unique opportunities and challenges for businesses seeking office, warehouse, or retail space. While industrial properties soared in investor preference and value, the office sector remained subdued despite strong rental dynamics in key cities. Understand the latest trends to inform your real estate strategy.
The Belgian Federal Public Service (SPF) Finances plans to close nearly half of its tax offices by 2030, a strategic consolidation set to reshape local property markets. This significant governmental shift could present substantial new opportunities for businesses seeking office or warehouse space across Belgium.
Belgium's commercial real estate sector, particularly the office market, is experiencing unprecedented shifts, with investment levels and lease signings reaching lows not seen in over a decade. This evolving landscape presents both challenges and unique opportunities for businesses seeking new premises or rethinking their current office strategy.
Belgian telecommunications giant Proximus has finalized a significant real estate transaction, selling its current office towers and securing a lease for a new, modern headquarters. This move highlights strategic shifts companies are making regarding their workspace.
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.
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