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Nextensa buys Proximus towers for €62.5 million

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Proximus will move its headquarters to Tour & Taxis in Brussels following the sale of its towers by Brussels-North station to Nextensa for €62.5 million. Nextensa plans to redevelop the 115,000m² office towers, renaming them Bel Towers and offering mixed purpose space for offices, residential...
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Nextensa buys Proximus towers for €62.5 million

Proximus will move its headquarters to Tour & Taxis in Brussels following the sale of its towers by Brussels-North station to Nextensa for €62.5 million. Nextensa plans to redevelop the 115,000m² office towers, renaming them Bel Towers and offering mixed purpose space for offices, residential...

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The Bulletin broke the news in on Sunday, April 6, 2025.
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