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Brussels no longer flavour of the season

Since last July, the development pipeline in Brussels has grown and prospects for economic growth and thus, occupier demand have nudged lower. While the low availability of Grade A stock will support prime office rental values, Brussels has lost its position in the top three European markets for returns in our five-year forecast period and now sits mid-table.

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