Future-Proof Real Estate

At Next Day, we strive to create tangible, best-in-class real estate assets that are decarbonized, built with regenerative materials wherever possible, powered by green energy, and resilient to various future challenges.

Our approach integrates sustainability and resilience by design, ensuring our investments not only withstand but thrive amidst climate and energy disruptions and economic fluctuations. We see the world’s evolving challenges as opportunities to innovate and excel, driving positive change and creating investment opportunities that benefit both humanity and the environment. By focusing on sustainability, regenerative materials and energy resilience, we are committed to building a better tomorrow through excellence and forward-thinking solutions.

Population growth and housing demand

Significant population increases are anticipated across Belgium, Luxembourg, and France by 2050, with Belgium needing at least 30,000 more homes annually and France requiring 4 million new homes by 2030.

This, combined with an increase in households, highlights a growing demand for sustainable housing solutions.​

Population growth and housing demand

Navigating market shifts

The rise in property prices and interest rates is shifting demand towards rental properties, while overleveraged developers present a ripe opportunity for investment in repriced assets.

The stability of Belgium’s real estate market, supported by wage indexation and cautious banking practices, makes it an attractive option for sustainable investments.​

Transforming land challenges into opportunities

The scarcity of building land, exacerbated by a 21% reduction in new building space and regulatory measures like the ‘Betonstop’ in Flanders, poses a challenge.

However, it also opens up opportunities in less developed areas such as Wallonia, where potential for growth and investment remains high.​

Transforming land challenges into opportunities​