Belliard 65
Rue Belliard 65, 1000 Brussel
Area :
466
à
1,287
m²
Industrie 4
Rue de l'Industrie 4, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Area :
55
à
105
m²
Luxembourg
Rue du Luxembourg 47, 1000 Ixelles, Belgium
Area :
230
à
Sur demande
m²
Meeus 23
Sq. de Meeûs 23, 1000 Brussels
Area :
453
à
Sur demande
m²
The Arlon
Rue d’Arlon 80, 1040 Brussels
Area :
480
à
480
m²
Tressquare
Sq. de Meeûs 5, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Area :
510
à
Sur demande
m²
Trone 60
60 Rue du Trône, 1050 Brussels, Belgium
Area :
304
à
635
m²
Wetenschap 14
Rue de la Science 14, 1040 Brussles
Area :
250
à
760
m²
Crown View
Rue du Trône 130, 1050 Brussels
Area :
151
à
3,183
m²
Mansion H
Rue de la Science 14, 1040 Brussels
Area :
141
à
2,106
m²
Trilogy
Av. des Arts 39/40, 1040 Brussels, Belgique
Area :
4,000
à
10,787
m²
Archi 11
Rue Archimède 11, 1000 Brussels
Area :
314.5
à
644.5
m²
Arts 46
Avenue des Arts 46, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Area :
115
à
1,520
m²
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Belliart
Rue Belliard 15-17, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Area :
107
à
1,291
m²
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Commerce 44
Rue du Commerce 44, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Area :
190
à
4,082
m²
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Cortenberg 100
Avenue de Cortenbergh 100, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Area :
261
à
969
m²
Eclipse
Rue des Hornes 4, 1000 Brussels
Area :
314
à
2,001
m²
Lighthouse 14
Av. des Arts 14, 1210 Saint-Josse-ten-Noode
Area :
513
à
5,513
m²
Meeus37
Sq. de Meeûs 37, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium
Area :
562
à
Sur demande
m²
Montoyer 10
Rue Montoyer 10, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Area :
358
à
3,396
m²
Comparing offices in the European Quarter of Brussels
Schuman, Rue de la Loi and the area around Place du Luxembourg are useful reference points within the European Quarter. A location here may interest businesses working with the institutions, associations and representative offices based in Brussels. Choose an area according to your meeting locations and your team’s journeys.
Choosing between Schuman, Rue de la Loi and Luxembourg
First identify the organisations you work with, then the routes from the offices you are considering. An address around Schuman and one near Place du Luxembourg serve different journeys. Examine the public transport used, visitor arrangements and building access. The precise location matters more than a general European Quarter label.
Organising work and meetings
Examine the balance between workstations, enclosed offices and meeting rooms. If your business regularly receives visitors, check circulation and the level of privacy possible. The plans, equipment and handover condition help assess any works and their cost before comparing lease terms.
Comparing areas and terms
To widen your options, consider offices in central Brussels and offices in the Louise area. Compare journeys, floor plans and occupancy costs with other offices to rent in Brussels, rather than choosing solely on the district’s name.
For a temporary location or premises with shared services, you can also consider coworking spaces in the European Quarter. Check the term, exit conditions and services actually included.
FAQ - Office rental - European Quarter
How do I choose an address in the European Quarter?
Start with your meeting locations and your team’s journeys. Then check visitor access, the layout and the full budget for the unit offered.
Schuman or Place du Luxembourg: how do I choose?
Identify your most frequent meeting locations and compare the routes from each property. Include your team’s journeys and visitor arrangements, then examine the plans and occupancy costs.
What should I check when receiving clients at the office?
Look at building access, reception, meeting rooms and the separation of work areas. Ask about visitor access rules and any charges for the services offered.
Should a small team choose coworking?
This depends on the occupancy period, privacy requirements and budget. Compare a conventional office and an equipped-office package using the same basis for costs and services.
What rent should I allow for in the European Quarter?
Flexas publishes general indications of around €280 to €350/m²/year for the European Quarter. Older premises may be offered below this range, while some new or renovated properties exceed it. This indication helps with budgeting and is not the price of every available office. Add service charges, taxes, parking and any works, and check VAT. References consulted in October 2026.
How many square metres should I allow per workstation?
For an initial conventional office scenario, you can test an allowance of 12 to 18 m² per workstation, including circulation and shared areas used by your team. Ten workstations would therefore represent a scenario of 120 to 180 m². Adjust this planning assumption to the floor plans: enclosed offices, meetings, reception and storage may require more space. For hybrid working, base your estimate on the busiest attendance days and allow room for changes in team size. Finally, check what the quoted floor area includes.