European partnerships: new momentum for affordable and collaborative housing
After two years of cooperation between six European cities, the Cities 4 Co-Housing European network concluded its work with a conference held in Brussels in June 2026.
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In addition to the rules governing residential leases, a number of other measures help to ensure that Brussels...
The purchase or sale of a property involves a number of formalities. The Brussels-Capital Region grants households...
Renovating or building your home is an important step. Find out what is involved when building or renovating: receive...
The Brussels-Capital Region has a range of tools to support housing professionals: subsidies, training, support and...
Do you have a question about housing in the Brussels-Capital Region? The most frequently asked questions are listed on...
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Brussels Housing publishes its 2025 Activity Report
Brussels Housing publishes its third annual report, highlighting the actions carried out in 2025 to ensure quality and...
Residential evictions: nearly 1% of tenants affected in Brussels
Perspective.brussels has published its first Monitoring of judicial residential evictions in the Brussels-Capital...
The new Relocation Support Allowance has been in place since January 1, 2026
Since January 1, 2026, Brussels has been implementing a new financial aid measure to support the most vulnerable...
Affordable and sustainable housing: European cities are making progress with Cities 4 Co-Housing
The project Cities 4 Co-Housing brings together several European cities to make housing more affordable and...