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The European Commission announced on Monday that it is selling some of its buildings in order to reduce the total office space by a quarter.
In total, it intends to collect about 900 million. Eur.
The 23 buildings will be acquired by a Belgian state investment fund, which plans to renovate them to make them more sustainable, and then refurbish them as commercial and residential properties.
Brussels wants to transform the European Quarter, where most of the European Union’s institutions are located, to make it more attractive and less viola, glass and steel.
The joint request of the EC and Belgian governments states that it is planned to turn the area into a place where office buildings coexist harmoniously with residential buildings, retail and leisure.
It states that relaxing public spaces with more vegetation and more space for active movement will increase the district’s appeal to residents and culture.
In this way, the Belgian government aims to strengthen the EU institutions in the city and make the capital even more international, modern and modern.
After selling the property, EK aims to occupy a smaller number and more energy-efficient building, because the need for office space is low, and more and more employees spend time working at home.
The sale will help us achieve the goals of reducing the number of buildings by 50% and reducing the area by 25%, said EU Budget and Administration Commissioner Johannes Hahn.
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Topic Construction and Real Estate
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