Real Estate in Belgium

Brussels, like so many other European cities has had a turbulent history. As far back as the Celts and the Romans, the area that modern Brussels stands on, has been subjected to the influence of countries such as Austria, Spain, the Netherlands, and France.

This centuries old centre of trade maintains its multicultural heritage with both the French and Flemish languages in everyday use.

Brussels attracts a great number of business and official visitors, due to its EU institutions, and the numerous conferences, which are held in the capital.

The headquarters of the European Union and NATO are also in Brussels; in addition to some of the best architecture Europe has on offer. There is something for everyone in this elegant city, museums by the score, a collection of some of the finest old masters in Europe, and those ever-popular Belgian chocolates.