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In Wallonia In the Walloon Region, where rent indexation was limited on the basis of the PEB by a decree of 19 October 2022, rents (for primary and secondary residences, student accommodation, etc.) can be indexed again from 1 November 2023 , but with …

Classic unfurnished rental Here are the advantages of this classic formula, which is generally a long-term one: Low rental turnover: expected stability of the long-term contractual relationship with the tenant; You are normally entitled to inde…

DEALS signed and closed: Share deal on a family company A family well known to BuyerSide acquires shares in a family company. Its main asset was an attractive residential block near the Ixelles cemetery. The same structure also included 4 s…

Our purchasing power has taken a serious hit, and the vacation budget certainly hasn't helped. Let's face it, we're going to have to get back to work… Why not put those long hours of reflection on the beach to good use with my real estate investment pr…

1. When you buy, you deduct registration fees  When you buy a property on the secondary market in Belgium as an individual (except in special cases such as the first-time buyer allowance), you are required to pay solid registration fees at the tim…

Through the 4 examples given by 3 of our Account Managers, you will see that listening, a relationship of trust, advice/persuasion, access to off-market properties, availability, speed and responsiveness are the key qualities that have enabled BuyerSide c…

Renovate (Urban administration)  Improve the energy efficiency (Bruxelles Environnement) of a building located in the Brussels Region. A reform which, helped by the energy crisis and soaring material costs, has doubled the number of grants …

In June 2022, this family entrusted us with the mission of advising them throughout the acquisition process (research, analysis, valuation, negotiation, contracts) in order to invest in several yielding buildings as diversified as possible. In the mont…

The number of transactions has fallen by 7.1% compared to the first quarter of 2022. Putting the numbers in perspective, we can talk about a return to normalcy after the pandemic as activity remains higher in 2023 than in 2019 (+7.3% compared to Q1 2…