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In the residential municipality of Sint-Amandsberg, on the outskirts of Ghent, Oak Park is steadily taking shape. Completion is scheduled for June, and more than 60% of the apartments have already been sold.

Anyone who has read our case study on SME real estate will know that industrial land is becoming increasingly scarce. Available sites often have an industrial past. The site in Halle, where the outline of De Stokerij will soon become visible, was no different in this respect. With 41 SME units in six buildings, this business park ticks all the boxes for entrepreneurs looking for a strategic location. The flexible units (106 to 390 m², clear height 6.5 m) are suited to a wide range of activities, from warehouse to showroom or workshop. Besides being a home base for entrepreneurs, De Stokerij also has a positive impact on the surrounding area and the environment.

Belval is often called the city of the future. Originally, its skyline was dominated by the blast furnaces of the steel industry. In recent years, however, the area has become a textbook example of future-forward transformation and urbanisation. The district is home to major financial players, while the University of Luxembourg draws thousands of students, academics and expats, with a growing number of start-ups and innovative companies in their wake. A new project, called B-Hive, is now slowly taking shape within this rapidly transforming district.

Ghent’s student housing shortage presents a unique investment opportunity. With an estimated structural deficit of 10,000 to 12,000 rooms, demand has never been higher. The Albert responds strategically with 110 modern, turnkey units in a prime location close to Ghent-Saint-Pieters. Bram Vermeulen (Real Estate Advisor, Antonissen Development Group) explains why investing in student housing – and specifically in The Albert – is a solid, hassle-free and profitable choice.

As the Luxembourg real estate market navigates a period of uncertainty, Antonissen Luxembourg is taking decisive action with a clear call to landowners with vacant plots, underused properties or potential project sites – inviting them to explore how these could be developed to create lasting value. This initiative forms part of an ambitious plan: the development of over 100 new residential units within the next 12 months.

If you invest in an apartment, you want your investment to pay off and find a tenant very quickly. Kuringen Park ticks all the boxes: a great location, modern comfort and a nice range of one and two-bedroom apartments with a spacious terrace. Exactly what a growing cohort of people are looking for, making it a very interesting proposition for you as an investor.

In this InFocus video, our local Luxembourg team – Stevan Stojkovic (CCO), and Loïc Sévin (COO) – share their insights on why the country offers such strong potential for investors. From residential to commercial and office spaces, Luxembourg combines stability, growth, and sustained demand, making it an attractive environment for a variety of investment strategies.

Antonissen Development Group is set to start building a sustainable residential development with 36 apartments in Evere’s Kolonel Bourgstraat. With Colonel’s Corner, Antonissen is building apartments of a high standard in the Brussels municipality with the largest population growth.

In this video, Moritz Willems, Junior Project Developer at Antonissen, explains how this innovative energy solution provides residents of Les Emeraudes with worry-free, comfortable, and eco-conscious living.

A building in the centre of Ghent is set to be repurposed as student accommodation in the not too distant future. With ‘The Albert’, Antonissen Development Group is helping to address the pressing shortage of student housing in the city. Construction on the 110 units will start this summer. The development should be completed by August 2027.