Soenenspark 1

A shared address is not suspicious in itself. Office buildings, accountants and business centres host many companies. The verdict is about the kind of address, not about any individual company.

The comparison rests on all 1,408,687 active Belgian addresses. Half of them have one company, 95% at most five, 99% at most ten and 99.9% at most 35.

The list of an address holds the companies in the KBO register and those that left it since April 2026. A company that stopped before then is not in it. So the bankruptcies at this address are shown as counts. The comparison with Belgium runs over the postcode, for the same founding years and after the same number of years. It comes from the survival tables, which start from the founding deeds in the Belgian Official Gazette and count the companies that stopped too.

A shared director holds a current board mandate at two companies at this address. Statutory auditors and liquidators do not count.

Floor area and storeys are not measured anywhere. So the building shows them as estimates, next to the measured footprint. No register of building use (office, housing) is available.

Sources: KBO (companies, addresses, activities and legal situation), Belgian Official Gazette (judgments), BOSA BEST (addresses and box numbers), cadastre and 3D survey (parcels and buildings).