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# Regus IT Tower

The IT Tower is one of the tallest office buildings on Avenue Louise, and the Regus centre occupies the 18th floor at number 480, on the stretch of the avenue that runs south of the Place Louise toward the Bois de la Cambre. The operator promises uplifting views from that floor, and a high floor in a skyscraper is a simple way to make an office feel different from the street-level suites that fill most of Brussels. It is a strong address for a company that wants to be seen as established.

The neighbourhood is known for banking and professional services, and the operator mentions leading companies from those industries as neighbours. The centre has a lounge area, bookable meeting rooms, wheelchair access and parking, plus the usual Regus basics: Wi-Fi, reception, printing and scanning and a kitchenette. Parking in a tower is a practical advantage on the avenue, where street parking is scarce, and it matters for clients who come by car from Wallonia or Flanders.

Think of the audience as professionals who meet clients rather than collaborate in a crowd. Financial advisers, asset managers, notaries, consultants and law firms fit naturally, as do the Belgian branches of companies headquartered abroad. A private office on a high floor is also a good answer for a sales director who needs a calm place for video calls and who wants visitors to remember the setting.

Lunch is easy. The avenue itself has many cafés and restaurants, and the neighbouring streets add more variety. For breaks that require some air, the Abbaye de la Cambre, with its gardens and the pond below, sits across the road according to the operator, and the large Bois de la Cambre lies a little further south. That is a rare luxury for a skyscraper address: a park walk is as close as a coffee.

Avenue Louise is served by trams along its length, and the tower sits on the southern stretch, so check the route from the station or airport you use before the first visit and allow a little extra time for the first trip. The centre will give directions and arrival details once your plans are confirmed.

Think about how a tower office changes the day. Meetings start in a reception on the 18th floor instead of a street door, so a client arrives with a sense of occasion; video calls have a skyline behind them rather than a blank wall; and the lounge area offers a place to pause above the traffic of the avenue. The operator's own wording stresses uplifting views, and that is the main thing to see on a visit. The floor is part of a building that also houses companies from banking and professional services, which keeps the atmosphere business-like during the week and quiet in the evening. For a start-up, the tower gives a credibility boost that is hard to buy any other way at short notice, and for an established firm it offers a quiet second site that costs far less than building one. Ask which suites on the 18th floor are free and what the outlook is from each, because the view is part of what you are renting. A tower also means lifts, a staffed lobby and a clear arrival sequence for guests, which helps when several visitors come on the same morning and you want each of them to be received properly and without waiting at the door. Bring your own questions about heating, blinds and glare on a bright day; a visit answers them quickly.

To take a closer look, tell us how many desks you need, when you would start and how long you plan to stay, and we will ask the centre for current availability and conditions. A visit gives you the best view of all: the one from the 18th floor.

- **Location:** Brussels — Louise District
- **Address:** Avenue Louise  480,18° floor, 1050 Brussels
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Parking, Kitchenette, Lounge Area

## Pricing

- Private Office at Regus IT Tower (Private Office): €459/month

## Nearby transport

- Legrand (tram, 1 min walk)
- Abbaye - Abdij (tram, 3 min walk)
- Cambre-Étoile - Ter Kameren-Ster (tram, 4 min walk)
- Bascule (tram, 5 min walk)
- Etterbeek (train, 17 min walk)

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