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Can Brussels offices finally stage a rental recovery?

Brussels office vacancy has been falling, but this is mostly attributable to the conversion of obsolete stock to residential uses, rather than expansionary activity. And with economic growth in Belgium appearing to falter in recent months, we have cut our forecasts for Brussels office rental values.


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