Real estate

Navigating environmental obligations in Belgium

Gepubliceerd op 21st Aug 2024

Belgian legislators in the three Regions (Flanders, Brussels and Wallonia) are increasingly using real estate transactions to pursue their environmental and climate policies. 

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The legislative changes translate into the obligations for owners and sellers to provide certain information and certificates to the buyer or beneficiary at the latest at the time of the transaction.

We have provided a comprehensive, but simplified overview of these obligations. Our user friendly-tool is designed to help you navigate and keep an overview of the ever-increasing number of environmental obligations.

To request access to this tool, please register here.

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