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Book 7 – Construction Agreements
Belgian construction law is undergoing significant reform through Book 7 of the Civil Code, which aims to codify established principles and introduce a structured statutory framework for construction agreements. This article examines the key innovations proposed in the draft legislation, including the classification of construction agreements as service contracts, the formalization of the double acceptance mechanism, and new provisions governing conformity defects and limitation periods.
Belgium Real Estate
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Loyens & Loeff
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From Ownership To Strategy: How Family Offices Use Real Estate Strategically
Family offices worldwide are fundamentally reassessing their real estate investment strategies as traditional approaches give way to more sophisticated considerations. The role of real estate is evolving from a passive wealth preservation tool to a strategic instrument that must balance control, flexibility, governance, and intergenerational transfer alongside financial returns.
Netherlands Real Estate
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Loyens & Loeff
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From Ownership To Strategy: How Family Offices Use Real Estate Strategically
Family offices worldwide are fundamentally reassessing their real estate investment strategies as traditional approaches give way to more sophisticated considerations. The role of real estate is evolving from a passive wealth preservation tool to a strategic instrument that must balance control, flexibility, governance, and intergenerational transfer alongside financial returns.
Netherlands Real Estate
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Loyens & Loeff
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Saving The Planet, One Clause At A Time
Environmental clauses are transforming commercial leases into tools for environmental management, driven by ESG requirements and sustainable finance constraints. As green leases become increasingly standard in Luxembourg's real estate market, landlords and tenants must navigate new obligations around energy performance, reporting requirements, and cost-sharing arrangements. The legal drafting of these clauses requires precision to balance environmental goals with practical implementation and preserve asset
Luxembourg Real Estate
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Loyens & Loeff
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