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Kuringen, a quaint submunicipality of Hasselt, combines the best of both worlds: the tranquillity and greenery of rural surroundings, with the vibrant city nearby. In Kuringen Park - the location of our newest residential development - you get to live in a beautifully designed park, with nature on your doorstep year-round. Historic trees and orchards have been preserved and enhanced with elegant plantings. The emphasis throughout this development is on tranquillity, sustainability and biodiversity.

The former Arcelor Mittal site in the centre of Belval is making way for B-Hive, a newbuild development that was inspired by a beehive, where residential units are combined with business and commercial spaces. The development consists of 6 apartments, a penthouse, 3 commercial spaces, and 12 office spaces that are ideally suited for SMEs. Work on B-hive is ongoing and the development is gradually taking shape. This marks an important step in the transformation of this historic site into a vibrant, multifaceted hub for living, working and doing business.

Want to live in an exclusive location near Brussels while luxuriating in green surroundings? Our small Les Emeraudes residential development offers the best of both worlds. With restaurants, lots of places for recreation, and vibrant Brussels nearby, this is the dream home for people who enjoy the good life!

Welcome to Lier, where the confluence of the Grote and Kleine Nete rivers forms a natural playground for adventurers and people who value peace and quiet. The future Verdant development offers residents a unique living experience, as well as immediate access to some of the region's most beautiful cycling and kayaking routes.

This year, Antonissen celebrates its 15th anniversary. Originally a small-scale renovation company, Antonissen has since become one of the leading property developers in Antwerp. Founder Michaël Antonissen reflects on the past years and on the four milestones that helped position Antonissen as a developer. ‘It all started with home renovation.’