Three prominent family businesses, Aertssen, Van Moer, and Van Wellen, are joining forces to develop an expansive logistics park spanning over 250,000 square meters in Beringen, strategically located on the Albert Canal. This new multimodal transshipment center promises significant opportunities for businesses seeking prime warehouse and office space in a strategically vital location.
While Belgium's logistics real estate market is moderating after a post-pandemic peak, it remains a strategic European distribution hub. Businesses seeking warehouse space will find a dynamic landscape with specific regional trends and sustained attractiveness, particularly for leasing solutions in 2025.
Brussels' commercial real estate market is grappling with a period of significant uncertainty and legal insecurity, largely due to an absence of clear political decisions and institutional voids. This climate is impacting property development and investor confidence, with direct consequences for businesses seeking office or warehouse space in the capital.
The absence of a crucial urban planning official in Brussels is casting a shadow over the city's construction landscape, bringing 16 major projects to a standstill. This legal void could significantly impact the availability of new office and warehouse spaces, creating uncertainty for businesses planning their future in the capital.
Alibaba's logistics arm, Cainiao, has announced a significant shift in its strategy at Liège Airport, opting to cease the planned second and third phases of its expansion. This decision, focusing on optimizing existing infrastructure, could unlock new opportunities for businesses seeking prime logistics and warehouse space in one of Europe's pivotal air freight hubs.
In today's dynamic logistics landscape, securing the right warehouse or commercial property goes beyond just finding space. Experts warn of 'hidden vacancy' and emphasize that a strategic, long-term approach is crucial for businesses aiming for sustainable growth. Discover key insights to make informed leasing decisions.
North Sea Port continued its stable performance during the first nine months of 2025, handling 50.1 million tonnes of goods by sea. Despite a slight overall decrease, key segments like dry bulk and liquid bulk remained strong, while container traffic experienced significant growth, highlighting the port's resilience and strategic importance for businesses seeking robust logistics and warehousing solutions.
As Brussels' public transport operator, STIB, plans a significant new tram depot in Laeken's vibrant Heysel district, the project sheds light on the increasing demand for industrial and logistics infrastructure in this strategically important area. Businesses eyeing expansion or new operations in the Brussels region should note the evolving landscape and the potential for commercial real estate development.
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