EPC in Brussels: what the landlord and the agency must do
EPC (PEB) certificate for letting in Brussels: listing, lease, penalties, the 1 January 2033 deadline for F and G homes and the syndic role. An agency guide.
EPC (PEB) certificate for letting in Brussels: listing, lease, penalties, the 1 January 2033 deadline for F and G homes and the syndic role. An agency guide.
The end of the interest deduction, Brussels property tax and second-home taxes on the coast: what agencies must explain to the owners they manage for in 2026.
New IPI code on 1 October 2026: AI (Art. 43-45), annual statements (Art. 73), client money accounts (Art. 92-94). What a management agency must settle first.
Federations' action dismissed on 17 September 2026 without a ruling on the merits: reference rent, the +20% threshold and the joint committee stay in force.
103.49 in base 2025, 140.30 in base 2013, +3.44% year on year: August indices, autumn forecasts, correction factors and batch indexation for agencies.
Vacancy fines, the joint rent commission, discrimination, lease registration, the moratorium fund: the 2025 Bruxelles Logement report read from the agency.
Grid update postponed, action dismissed on 17 September 2026, new grid announced within two years: what remains in force for your Brussels leases today.
Cassation 20 March 2026: in Belgian commercial leases, tenants can reclaim overpaid indexation without a prior registered letter. Key uncertainties explained.
Own multiple rental properties without a company? You may legally be an enterprise under economic law. What that changes for your penalty clauses, late interest and leases.
Three distinct sets of legislation (BRU, WAL, FLA), three series of pitfalls. The critical clauses to verify in a residential lease before signing, and why even template leases have limits.
Article 50 of the Walloon Decree of 15 March 2018 lets a tenant fund your works in exchange for rental benefits. Strict framework: written agreement, precise description, deadline, joint acceptance.
Base 88 has been removed from several indexation tables. Should you panic? No. Only the relationship between the start index and the current index matters, using the same base for both.