Property is distressed when the income generated by such property is no longer sufficient to repay its external financing. An example is the bank…
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Property is distressed when the income generated by such property is no longer sufficient to repay its external financing. An example is the bank…
Read moreArticle 1738 of the Old Belgian Civil Code, which still applies today to all (common law) leases, states that when a tenant, after the…
Read moreArticle 1386 of the Belgian Old Civil Code has long provided that the owner of a building is liable for damage caused by its…
Read moreThe Flemish Decree of 22 December 2023 on the Real Estate Information Platform (Belgian Official Gazette of 29 December 2023) marks a further step…
Read moreThe Brussels government has approved the pre-emption right of tenants when selling their rented homes.
Read moreIn the context of the 2022 energy crisis, each of the Belgian regional governments imposed limitations on the possibility to apply indexation on the…
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