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The Value of Perspective: Why a Property Doesn't Look the Same to Everyone

Walk into any exceptional property in Belgium, and no two visitors will see exactly the same thing. One person sees a family home. Another sees a long-term investment. Someone relocating from abroad sees a new chapter, while a local buyer may recognise a rare opportunity in a familiar neighbourhood.

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Belgian Real Estate Q1 2026: A Demand-Driven Market Set for a Vibrant Spring

The Belgian residential market has entered the year with remarkable resilience. As we close the first quarter, the narrative is clear: sustained demand is the primary architect of current market dynamics. Across both the rental and sales sectors, a high volume of motivated seekers is navigating a landscape defined by limited inventory. A tension that sets the stage for a high-velocity second quarter.

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Engel & Völkers expands its activities in and around Brussels under new management

Following a disagreement with the former franchisee, the license contracts for the Brussels, Wavre and Lasne areas came to an end on December 01, 2023. Leaving these territories free within the E&V network, the company has decided to expand its operations, this time under a 100% company owned structure by E&V, and no longer under a system of franchisees in these regions. Following the success of other cities such as Marbella, Barcelona and Milan, these are the first operations of this type in Belgium.

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Why your property’s success begins in early spring.

Spring is, by essence, the season of renewal and represents the peak of activity in the real estate market. With longer days and improving weather, buyers and future tenants are more numerous, more active, and more inclined to schedule multiple viewings. For an owner, this is an ideal opportunity, provided you organize well in advance. A successful market launch is anything but a matter of chance; it relies on rigorous preparation and a mastered timeline. Here is why you should start the process today to ensure your project succeeds by early spring.

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Real Estate Market Analysis 2024 in the Province of Liège and 2025 Forecasts

The Belgian real estate market in 2024 shows a certain stability after several years of significant fluctuations, according to the closing report of the 2024 Notary Barometer. Nationally, the distribution of sales deeds remains constant with 63% in Flanders, 28% in Wallonia, and 9% in Brussels. However, a slight increase in sales in Brussels stands out. But what about the Province of Liège?

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