property
First-Time Buyers Navigate Brussels Housing: 12.5% Duties, Loans Explained
A practical walkthrough for first-time buyers entering the Brussels property market, from the 12.5% registration duty to public loan options and the offer process.
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The latest published stories from Brussels.
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sport
Brussels International Schools Build Winning Athletic Programs With Dedicated Facilities
International schools maintain venues and programs that enable competitive sports for students in the city.
sport
Brussels Amateur Football: Join Local Divisions This Season
With no current standings available as the off-season continues, here is what to understand about local amateur divisions before joining.
sport
Brussels Infrastructure Supports 100+ Sport Clubs Across Professional, Amateur Levels
Brussels clubs compete across professional and amateur levels with support from local infrastructure.
culture
UNESCO-Recognised Ommegang Pageant Returns to Brussels Grand-Place
The historic Ommegang procession, honouring the 1549 arrival of Charles V, was staged on the Grand-Place.
culture
Royal Museums Brussels Showcases Spanish Abstract Masters Alongside Historic Collection
'Collection Meets Spanish Artists' shows works by Millares, Mompo, Rivera and Tapies at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts.
sport
Students Join Record-Breaking College Sports Programs in Brussels
From new academic pathways at Lotto Park to record-breaking NCAA-bound athletes, here’s what students need to know about starting their sport journey in the capital.
community
Brussels Offers Three Days of Cultural Events This July Weekend
Explore a variety of cultural and leisure activities happening across Brussels this weekend to brighten your summer days.
property
Molenbeek Attracts First-Time Buyers as Brussels Housing Prices Surge Elsewhere
The historic western district is drawing young buyers with lower entry costs and improving transport links, even as geopolitical jitters rattle global markets.
community
Brussels Restaurants Launch Summer Terraces With Local-Sourced Menus
Brussels restaurants expand terrace service this July with new menus drawn from local suppliers.
Technology
What Makes Brussels' Tech Ecosystem Distinctive Globally
From diverse talent pools to strategic EU ties, Brussels is carving out a unique role in the global tech startup landscape.
community
Brussels Neighbourhoods Schedule 12 July Events: Markets, Workshops Unite Residents
Brussels neighbourhoods line up July gatherings from markets to workshops that draw residents together.
Politics
Brussels Revamps Zoning Rules, Housing Projects Expected to Accelerate by 2027
New zoning regulations aim to speed up construction approvals and increase housing stock, with tangible effects on Brussels neighbourhoods projected from 2027 onwards.
finance
Brussels Businesses Adapt Workforce Strategies Amid Evolving Economic Pressures
As Brussels faces evolving economic pressures, businesses must adapt workforce strategies to meet emerging demands and local realities.
culture
Brussels’ Cinema Scene Heats Up with Festivals and New Screenings Drawing Crowds
From the Botanique to Cinema Galeries, vibrant film events and releases are sparking lively conversations among Brussels moviegoers this July.
community
Your Essential Brussels Food and Dining Guide: Where to Eat Now
Discover the freshest flavors and hottest dining spots in Brussels this summer, from classic frites to contemporary culinary experiences.
property
Brussels Urban Renewal Projects Give Buyers New Details on Properties
Urban renewal work at multiple sites gives prospective buyers additional details to weigh when considering properties in affected neighbourhoods.
sport
Americans Katie Moon and Melissa Jefferson-Wooden win Brussels Diamond League
Katie Moon cleared 4.85 metres to win the women's pole vault while Melissa Jefferson-Wooden took the 100 metres in 10.76 seconds at the final regular-season stop.
community
Brussels Bars Fill at 9pm, Clubs Thrive Past Midnight Nightly
The city runs on a relaxed schedule with bars filling from 9pm and clubs active past midnight across multiple neighbourhoods.
community
Brussels Hosts Dozens of Markets, Workshops Through Mid-July
Brussels lists dozens of neighbourhood markets, workshops and outdoor sessions running through the third week of July.
culture
Brussels July Festival 2026: 8 Days of Must-See Cultural Events
The 2026 edition runs from July 18 to 25 with events concentrated in central neighbourhoods and priced entry options for select programmes.
lifestyle
Sustainable Living in Brussels: The Cost, Access and Everything You Need to Know Before Going Green
Navigating the practical realities of adopting sustainable habits in Brussels-from affordable green options to local programs-can make or break your eco-transition.
finance
S&P 500 Hits 7,575, Boosts Brussels Pensions Amid Budget Pressures
Global equity gains support local retirement accounts even as households tighten outlays on energy and savings vehicles, prompting employers to recalibrate hiring across finance and services roles.
Technology
Brussels Developers Launch Encryption Upgrades, Monitoring Platforms for 2027
Local developers are preparing a series of encryption upgrades and monitoring platforms scheduled for release through the end of next year.
lifestyle
Inside Look at Brussels' Neighbourhood Food Scene Reveals Vibrant Community Character
Exploring how local markets and hidden gems in Ixelles and Saint-Gilles showcase Brussels’ evolving culinary identity and communal spirit.
finance
Brussels Shoppers Map New Discount Store Openings to Cut Weekly Costs
Residents should check locations and price lists for value chains expanding across the capital before their next grocery or household run.