Addresses
See which companies are registered at an address: as registered seat or as establishment, today and before. Useful to know a supplier, a tenant or a neighbour.
For example a street with a number and a municipality. A postcode or municipality on its own lists the streets to browse.
What an address page shows you
Who is there now
Every company registered at the address, linked to its file, and how unusual that number is for a Belgian address.
Seat or establishment
Whether the address is a company's registered seat or an establishment unit, the place where it actually operates.
History and building
Who was registered there before, registrations per year, and the building itself: area, units, co-ownership and protected heritage.
Addresses with the most companies
Half of the Belgian addresses with a company have one registered. These have hundreds: usually a business centre or a domiciliation office. That says nothing in itself about any individual company.
- Steenweg op Mechelen 455 1950 Kraainem 963companies
- Leuvensesteenweg 246 1932 Zaventem 662companies
- Lange Eikstraat 46 1970 Wezembeek-Oppem 599companies
- Louizalaan 231 1050 Brussel 562companies
- Bergensesteenweg 24 1600 Sint-Pieters-Leeuw 510companies
- Louizalaan 367 1050 Brussel 493companies
- Oudesmidsestraat 20 1700 Dilbeek 487companies
- Lt. Graffplein 15 1780 Wemmel 470companies
- Keizerslaan 10 1000 Brussel 466companies
- Louizalaan 65 1050 Brussel 461companies
- Kersbeeklaan 308 1180 Ukkel 445companies
- Bischoffsheimlaan 39 1000 Brussel 423companies
Browse by place
Pick a province, then a postcode: you see every street where a company is registered today.
Source: the CBE address register (Crossroads Bank for Enterprises) and BOSA BEST addresses. Occupancy, not ownership.