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At A Glance - Q2 2024
In H1 2024, Brussels' office market saw a 6.5% increase in take-up, driven by major deals like Engie's headquarters and European Commission transactions. Vacancy rose to 8%, with new projects hitting the market. Prime rents are up, widening the gap with older buildings. Investment surged due to a major EU deal.
Brussels Office Market - Dashboard Q1 2023
Quarterly key statistics of the Brussels Office Market
At A Glance - Q4 2022
A decline in take-up marked 2022 as occupiers delayed leasing decisions with the adverse financial circumstances and high inflation. Over the final quarter, 79,500 sq.m of office space was let bringing the annual volume at 282,700 sq.m. While total take-up stands far short of long-term averages, the number of transactions in the market increased and in line with the average for that metric.
Brussels Office Market - Dashboard Q4 2022
Quarterly key statistics of the Brussels Office Market
At A Glance - Q3 2022
The economic environment remains complex and uncertain, characterized by galloping inflation and declining prospects for growth in the coming quarters. Despite this gloomy picture, the activity of the Brussels market is firm both occupationally and for investment.
Brussels Office Market - Dashboard Q3 2022
Quarterly key statistics of the Brussels Office Market
At A Glance - Q2 2022
Deterioration in growth prospects and a climate of geopolitical uncertainty marked the second quarter. The lettings market remains active though, particularly in the midsized segment.
Brussels Office Market - Dashboard Q2 2022
Quarterly key statistics of the Brussels Office Market
At A Glance - Q1 2022
After the impressive rally observed during the final quarter of 2021, take-up of office space in the Brussels started the year on a minor note.
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