The wait for signs of renewed vigour in Brussels offices goes on

Subdued economic growth and similarly weak office sector demand have resulted in muted take-up volumes in Brussels. The slow first half of the year means that we have trimmed our rental growth forecasts for 2015, and there are also growing risks to our 2016 and 2017 forecasts.

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