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Antonissen Development Group is launching sales for Dungelpark in Lier: a green residential park of 85 nZEB apartments and 28 single-family homes, just outside the historic city walls and right next to the former Dungelhoeff barracks. Across a 30,000 m² estate, the Boomlaarloop stream is being reopened and integrated into the development, and the developer is providing additional publicly accessible green space for the entire neighbourhood. A response to the considerable population growth Lier has seen in recent decades.

Antonissen Development Group is repurposing an existing wing of the Vogelzang nursing home in Leuven into a high-quality student residence with 84 student rooms. The site is strategically located near the UCLL and Campus Gasthuisberg, two important campuses for Leuven’s student population. The City of Leuven granted planning permission in record time due to the clear social impact and widespread support from the local community.

For most people purchasing a property is far more than a simple transaction. It is one of the most important financial and emotional decisions of their lives. It is also a decision that involves many layers: financial planning, lifestyle choices, long-term security, and often family considerations. That is why professional guidance throughout the buying journey has become increasingly important. Buyers want transparency, expertise and reassurance that they are making the right decision — not only financially, but also in terms of quality of life. At Antonissen Lux, this philosophy shapes the way we partner with our clients throughout every step of the home-buying journey.

CIB, the association of real estate professionals, has stressed the structural shortage of rental properties for several years already, but recently a historic low was recorded. Financial daily De Tijd remarked that; Anyone who advertises a high-end dwelling online can expect to get dozens and even hundreds of enquiries within 24 hours; in the wake of the publication of the latest rental barometer.

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 InFocus video, Stevan Stojkovic, CCO of Antonissen Luxembourg, explains what the VEFA system (Sale in Future State of Completion) means for buyers. He highlights how this legal framework provides strong consumer protection for those purchasing off-plan properties in Luxembourg. From phased payments and customizable finishes to legal guarantees against visible and hidden defects, Stevan walks you through your rights and responsibilities. Discover how Antonissen ensures transparency, quality, and peace of mind throughout the buying journey.

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.