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Amadeus Square
W.A. Mozartlaan 6, 1620 Drogenbos, Belgium
Area :
467
to
1,475
m²
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Inter Park
Pontbeekstraat 2-4, 1702 Dilbeek, Belgium
Area :
444
to
2,196
m²
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RiverSide
Boulevard International 55, 1070 Anderlecht, Belgium
Area :
240
to
2,540
m²
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Royal
Rue Royale 170-202, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Area :
582
to
6,474
m²
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Ruisbroek
Humaniteitslaan 65, Ruisbroek 1601 Leeuw-Saint-Pierre, Belgium
Area :
343
to
1,862
m²
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Stassart 36
Rue de Stassart 36, 1050 Ixelles, Belgium
Area :
947
to
Sur demande
m²
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Woluwe Heights
Avenue des Communautés 110, Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, Belgium
Area :
111
to
2,471
m²
Comparing offices for sale in Brussels
To buy offices in Brussels, assess the address and layout against your occupation or investment plans. Compare the building's condition, necessary work and the scope of the sale before selecting a property.
Choosing a location around your journeys
In Brussels, compare your team's journeys before choosing a neighbourhood. An address in the centre, around Louise or in the European Quarter will not necessarily meet the same access needs. Look at the route from the station or stop used to the building entrance.
For staff who alternate between home and office, focus on the days when the team comes together. Client reception, meeting rooms and access to neighbourhood services may then matter more than floor area alone.
Reading the plan as a working day
Check the space for workstations, calls, meetings and storage. Circulation routes and shared areas can affect the actual use of the advertised floor area. Plans and a viewing let you test a practical layout.
Look at the unit's facilities and the adaptations your team needs. Assess light, noise and visitor access on site, keeping the intended uses in mind.
Planning the purchase and move
Allow for acquisition costs, building work and expected building expenses in addition to the asking price. Request plans and available information, then have the technical and legal aspects specific to the property examined.
If the property is occupied or co-owned, occupancy terms and shared decisions may affect your plans. Mesh-immo helps you compare properties and prepare viewings around your criteria.
Continuing your search
To broaden the geographical area, browse offices for sale in Belgium.
FAQ - Offices for sale in Brussels
Buying offices to occupy or let: what is the difference?
To occupy the premises, first check that they suit your activity and timetable. For an investment, also examine the letting situation, expenses, building work and occupancy terms. Have the financial aspects of your project analysed.
How should you choose a location in Brussels?
Define neighbourhoods based on the journeys of your team, clients or vehicles, depending on your activity. Then compare the route to the building, access and useful services around the address. The neighbourhood name alone is not enough to compare properties.
What should you check when buying offices in co-ownership?
Ask for documents relating to shared areas, charges and decisions on building work. Clarify the rules of use and any approvals needed for the alterations you are considering.
How can you assess building work before buying?
Use the plans, a technical inspection and estimates suited to the alterations you want to make. Examine their feasibility and timetable before including them in your acquisition budget.
Offices for sale in Brussels
Explore our selection of offices for sale in Brussels, bringing together our available properties in the capital. These spaces suit businesses of all sizes and offer different layouts to meet the specific needs of each sector. The Mesh-immo team is here to help you find the right property solution for your business.