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Brussels embarked on a three-year project today to switch residents’ natural gas supply.
A couple living in a tiny prefab house on land they own in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert have gathered 2,500 signatories on a petition after they were ordered to destroy their home by next month.
Should you have a dream to live near South Station, we have good news for you: A new development project will see 134 new flats and 72,000 square-meters of office space built in the neighbourhood.
Believe it or not, Brussels regulations governing Airbnb rentals are too complex and full of vague terminology. And it takes way too along for an approval.
Roughly 40 neighbourhood councils have established a new umbrella committee so they can collectively fight against the city’s development plans.
Median house and apartment prices over the last five years show that Brussels is the most expensive of Belgium’s three regions in which to buy a home, with Ixelles the most dear municipality.
Cleaners and housekeepers will down their vacuum cleaners and irons on Wednesday and walk out on strike for better pay.
A new community development is in the works for the former Nato site in Brussels. It will become home to some 3,000 people and include a new European school.
Discrimination is alive and well in the Brussels rental market.
