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What is the development potential for offices in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg?

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The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg’s employment market is faring well and there is set to be a significant increase in the country’s workers, both in terms of its residents and cross-border workers. Does this point to major office development? We calculated the amount of office space which would theoretically need to be developed to accommodate […]

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Mixed-use development: the future for local development

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Mixed-use development brings together different uses (housing, retail, offices, services, etc.) in a fairly small area. In our view, any urban development project should now be mixed-use, beginning at a neighbourhood level. In this article, we explain the challenges and the urban development concepts which can be used to develop a good mixed-use project.

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What future for retail in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg?

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Forecasts predict 28% growth in Luxembourg’s population by 2035, not including a significant increase in cross-border workers. How much additional retail space needs to be developed to accommodate this population growth? And is this realistic, given increasing pressure on land use? Read on for our views on the subject and our recommended solutions.

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Why we no longer want an economy which ignores the environment and people

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We’re all dreaming of an economic recovery in a post-Covid world. Recent history shows that after a crisis, there is often an economic boom boosted by consumer spending and technical progress. Should we aspire to such a scenario in the post-Covid era? Yes and no: we’re right to hope for a recovery, but it’s unlikely […]

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Drop in consumer spending: what recovery strategy?

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According to PwC’s Global Consumer Insights Survey, 36% of urban consumers around the world spent less in 2020. Year-end forecasts in 2019 certainly didn’t predict such a statistic. At that time, 46% of people in Belgium stated their intention to spend more in 2020, for example. In France, consumer spending was predicted to increase by […]

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Adopting digitisation to enhance the customer experience: a MUST in 2021

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In a rapidly changing world, it is vital to adopt a long-term vision to ensure that our projects and our society are “future-proof” and sustainable in the long term. In both retail and real estate, digitisation is a key component of this vision and your strategy. With these inspiring examples, we will explain how digitisation […]

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Ghost kitchens etc.: the impact of Covid-19 on the future of restaurants

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We’ve pointed it out more than once: coronavirus is a real accelerator of trends. Not least because of the profound changes it has caused with regard to consumer habits. The restaurant business is no exception. Here, we look at two phenomena which have been reinforced by the pandemic: home delivery and dark/ghost/cloud kitchens.

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Real estate and retail: adapting to remain relevant after Covid-19

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As a disruptive force quite unlike anything before it, the Covid-19 pandemic has been an incredible accelerator around the world. It has encouraged us to think differently and to come up with new solutions to strengthen our resilience. In this article, we look at some inspiring examples of adaptation and conversion in retail and real […]

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How do consumers behave in times of crisis?

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The coming winter season will involve a gradual tightening of measures to tackle Covid. Yet for many people, 2020 has already been an economic catastrophe. The retail sector is waiting with bated breath: although it’s too early to accurately estimate the consequences of coronavirus on physical retail in the medium and long term, we can […]

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The new challenges facing the logistics industry

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The coronavirus crisis has highlighted existing problems in the supply chain. Does it herald the end of just-in-time management? The answer is currently unclear but the system will have to adapt to be able to respond to unexpected peaks and the e-commerce boom. There’s no way round it: this will involve creating more urban warehouses, […]

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What is the impact of COVID 19 on residential property?

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We’ve already written an article on the trends which are putting the residential property market under pressure, including changes in households’ size and type, housing prices which are rising faster than wages and an increasing lack of housing caused by demographic factors and slower administrative procedures. How is COVID-19 going to affect these trends?

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Consumer spending: growth for the Food & Drink sector, particularly for local products

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In 2018 and 2019, our society began to turn away from hyperconsumerism. Retailers in the Food & Drink industry have managed to benefit from this trend. Today, this sector offers a diverse range of local products with environmental credentials, something which is increasingly important to consumers. This year, the coronavirus pandemic has further accentuated this […]

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Functional diversity at the heart of real estate projects

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Do new projects based on functional diversity have a place in Wallonia seen the current urban planning regulations? In terms of territorial development, mixing the functions of housing, commerce, offices and culture, while taking into account environmental issues and of course profitability, is a step towards the future.

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