Property law changes often, and fast. Our articles track changes to regulations and directives so professionals and private owners alike stay a step ahead.
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Unsure if you can mow on Sundays? Learn about the local regulations regarding lawn mowing and noisy machinery in Belgium, and what risks you face by mowing at the wrong time. 🚜🌱
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Need to terminate a residential lease? Learn the proper steps, from notification to letter recommendations, whether you're a landlord or tenant. 📜🏡
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Wondering if registering a rental lease in Belgium comes with a cost? Learn about the rules for residential and commercial leases, fees involved, and legal obligations for landlords and tenants. 🏢📜
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Learn what happens when your tenant or landlord dies. Understand how rental contracts, heirs' responsibilities, and legal obligations continue after the death of a tenant or property owner. 🏡⚖️
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Buying property? Learn about the legal reflection period that protects buyers, allowing them time to reconsider after signing the agreement. 🏡📅
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Unsure if your architect is liable for defects? Learn about the legal obligations and protections architects have, and how you can address issues during and after construction. 🏗️⚖️
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Are public trees too close to your property? Learn the rules about tree placement on public land and your rights as a property owner. 🌳🏡
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Installed a home EV charging station in Brussels? Find out if you're required to declare it and why this is important for grid management! ⚡🔌
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Damage caused by your cleaning lady? 🧹 Discover who is liable and how to handle these situations effectively.
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Discover the essential legal guidelines for setting up a chicken coop in your garden. Fresh eggs await, but know the rules first! 🐔
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Facing unprecedented delays, Brussels and Wallonia set record times for urban planning permits, challenging investors and residents alike. Find out more!
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Brussels aims to eliminate energy-inefficient homes by 2033, forbidding F and G energy ratings. Learn how this ambitious plan could reshape the city's housing market. 🏡
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