Guillaume Beuscart’s First 100 Days: strengthening Equilis Belgium’s Momentum and creating meaningful living places

Just 100 days ago, Guillaume Beuscart took the helm of Equilis Belgium. With a multi-sector, international and digital background, Guillaume already draws a positive and ambitious first assessment. In just a few months, he has injected new strategic momentum into the company, driven by listening, ambition and a clear vision: to design places to live that are sustainable and meaningful, both for today and for tomorrow, together with those who inhabit them.

At the crossroads of a rich Walloon and Brussels heritage and a forward-looking vision, Equilis Belgium is more than ever asserting its role as a leading player in the development of sustainable, human-centred and innovative living environments, while accelerating its growth across Brussels and Wallonia.

Having served as CEO in several companies undergoing transformation, Guillaume brings strong expertise in proximity management, complex environments and high value-added projects. From his very first weeks, he initiated a process to structure the organisation internally, aligning talents around an agile, human and high-performing framework. The objective: to strengthen professional expertise, streamline project execution, stimulate innovation and make trust a genuine lever of differentiation.

A solid pipeline and clear ambitions

Driven by a committed team, Equilis Belgium continues to deliver and market its projects at a sustained pace. With more than 500 homes currently under delivery and an active pipeline of 1,800 new homes and more than 30,000 m² of retail, the momentum is clearly underway.

From emblematic projects in Brussels (Urbanae in Auderghem and Ixelles), to Brabant Wallon (Terra Nostra in Braine-l’Alleud or Court Village in Court-Saint-Étienne) and elsewhere in Wallonia (Seneffe, Lessines, Bouge…), Equilis demonstrates both strong operational capacity and the relevance of a strategy focused on urban mix, sustainability and the regeneration of existing sites.

« Our first 100 days have been driven by a clear objective: to bring fresh momentum to Equilis Belgium while building on its strong foundations. We already have many projects underway that are enjoying strong commercial success, a pipeline ready to follow, and above all the ability to look further ahead. With a clear vision and a determined team, Equilis Belgium is ready to accelerate its growth and play an even more central role in the transition toward sustainable urban development. » — Guillaume Beuscart, CEO d’Equilis Belgium

Equilis’ ambition is clear: to accelerate its growth across Belgium, particularly in Brussels and Wallonia, focusing on urban areas with strong potential. To support this strategy, the company is actively seeking new land opportunities and mobilising its resources to secure them.

Financial strength to invest confidently in the future

In an uncertain economic environment marked by pressure on construction costs, Equilis Belgium can rely on an extremely robust financial structure and stable family shareholding. This solidity allows the company to make strategic decisions independently of short-term financial cycles and to remain agile in its investments.

Disciplined management, a prudent investment approach and a diversified asset base provide Equilis with strong resilience in the face of the structural challenges facing the Belgian real estate market.

With the recent launch of its latest investment fund, Duodev 3, backed by the Mestdagh family and the family of Patrick Mulliez, Equilis now benefits from a powerful financial lever to support its continued development across the six European countries where the Group operates. The fund will enable the company to maintain an ambitious project pipeline while adhering to the highest environmental, social and governance standards.

Equilis Belgium enters this new phase of development with confidence, ambition and clarity. Driven by a committed team, a clear vision and solid financial foundations, the company is ready to accelerate its momentum across the Belgian territory.