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De Stad Antwerpen werkt aan een nieuwe verordening stedenbouwkundige lasten. Daarmee wijzigt zij de geldende regeling inzake stedenbouwkundige...

Vlaanderen heeft de renovatieplicht voor residentiële en niet-residentiële gebouwen aangepast door de uitvoeringstermijn te verlengen van vijf naar zes jaar. Daarnaast staat de afschaffing van het verstrengingspad op de agenda, hoewel deze wijziging nog niet formeel in wetgeving is verankerd. Wat betekenen deze veranderingen voor eigenaren van vastgoed met een laag EPC-label?

Belgium's central European location and robust connectivity make it an attractive hub for data centre development, yet sponsors and operators face a complex regulatory environment shaped...

The new Flemish Farm Lease Decree, applicable as of 1 November 2023, aims at creating a fair balance between the rights and obligations...

Depuis le 1er juillet 2025, un nouveau régime de TVA s'applique aux opérations de démolition et de reconstruction de logements en Belgique.

Belgium's House of Representatives has definitively approved Book 7 of the Civil Code, introducing significant reforms to construction contract legislation that will enter into force in September 2027. The final legislation includes several important refinements to the February 2025 proposal, including changes to pre-existing circumstances tests, conformity defect notification rules, and limitation periods. Businesses concluding construction contracts must carefully review and revise their existing contract

After more than seven months of intense negotiations, a federal government (baptised the "Arizona coalition") has been formed, resulting in a 200-page long – sometimes very detailed...

The revision of the EU public procurement framework is underway. Although sometimes perceived as formalistic and restrictive, public procurement plays...

Belgian construction law is undergoing significant reform through Book 7 of the Civil Code, which aims to codify established principles and introduce a structured statutory framework for construction agreements. This article examines the key innovations proposed in the draft legislation, including the classification of construction agreements as service contracts, the formalization of the double acceptance mechanism, and new provisions governing conformity defects and limitation periods.

From 1 January 2026, a duty of care obligation applies to clients and (sub)contractors active in the construction sector.

Proposal to ease burdens on smaller businesses and lift barriers to trade and investment likely to have positive impact on the consumer products, life sciences and construction sectors...

La ville d'Anvers travaille sur un nouveau règlement relatif aux charges d'urbanisme.

Belgium's new Book 7 of the Civil Code introduces fundamental changes to real estate and construction law, reshaping risk allocation, conformity standards, and contractual relationships. With implementation set for September 2027, property developers, contractors, and real estate professionals face critical decisions about updating their standard documentation and contractual frameworks.

In the age of global warming people are increasingly turning their attention to the idea that resources should be used carefully and responsibly.