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At A Glance - Q1 2023
Slowdown in activity was already noticeable in the second half of 2022, and this trend is continuing at the beginning of this year. Office take-up in the Brussels office market began the year on a low note with 71,300 m², -4% compared to Q1 2022 and -25% compared to the ten year quarterly average. Occupiers are cautious due to the uncertain economic context characterized by ongoing price increases, business slowdown and persistent geopolitical tensions. In this situation, potential tenants are more selective in their choices, giving particular attention to the property's location and quality.
Brussels Office Market - Dashboard Q1 2021
Quarterly key statistics of the Brussels Office Market
Commercial Real Estate 360 report
After a robust recovery in Q3, the economy looks set to slow into the year-end following renewed lockdowns in many European countries. Risks, however, remain predominantly skewed to the downside, as more and more countries have already decided to tighten their restrictive measures again.
At a glance - Q4 2020
While leasing activity experienced decline, the investment market ended 2020 at its highest level ever
Brussels Office Market - Dashboard Q4 2020
Statistical data on the office market in Brussels by district for the year 2020
At a glance - Q3 2020
Market indicators remain green despite the downturn in rental activity with investors continuing to acquire core assets.
Brussels Office Market - Dashboard Q3 2020
Quarterly key statistics of the Brussels Office Market
European property market outlook - August 2020
At the end of 2019, economists around the world were sure about one thing: 2020 should be a year of continuity, even better than 2019 as the systemic risks faced by the global economy began to diminish.
At a glance - Q2 2020
In an unprecedented quarter, the Brussels market recorded an inevitable slowdown in activity. Once again, institutional demand keeps take-up growth positive.
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