Emeria and Quares join forces
Emeria and Quares join forces: a new strategic step for Property Management in the Benelux
Emeria, a European leader in property management, takes a significant step in its growth strategy in the Benelux by becoming a shareholder of Quares Property Services and Quares Immo Services, two major players in the Belgian real estate services market.
Quares Property Services expands its portfolio with a major assignment for Triginta
Quares Property Services expands its portfolio with a major assignment for Triginta
We are proud to announce an important milestone for Quares Property Services. In collaboration with Triginta, we are adding more than 30,000 m² of prestigious real estate assets to our management portfolio, spread across Flanders. Please find the full press release attached.
Quares manages retail sites in Flanders for Redevco Belgium
Quares manages retail sites in Flanders for Redevco Belgium
Quares has been given a mandate to manage a series of retail sites across Flanders on behalf of asset manager Redevco Belgium,
Scotch&Soda is reopening its historical shop in Antwerp, a property managed by Esset
Scotch&Soda is reopening its historical shop in Antwerp, a property managed by Esset.
We are delighted to announce that one of the nine shops in Belgium of Dutch-born clothing brand Scotch & Soda, acquired by GAB (Groupe Alain Broekaert), in July 2023, has reopened this summer in its historic location: Lombardenvest 34 in Antwerp.
Quares ranks among the top three property management companies in Belgium
Quares ranks among the top three property management companies in Belgium
Quares is proud to announce that it has secured a position among the top three leading players in the Property Management Ranking 2024. This recognition confirms the company’s strong growth and strategic positioning within the highly competitive real estate sector.
Thanks to e-commerce demand for warehouses in urban areas is increasing
Thanks to e-commerce demand for warehouses in urban areas is increasing.
The number of warehouses and industrial buildings available for sale is falling, mainly in the Brussels-Capital Region. Why is that?
And why has e-commerce created new demand?