BVI.EU launches a strategic project in the presence of local authorities and company leadership.
Ans, 13 June 2025 – Real estate developer BVI.EU is marking a new milestone in Wallonia’s economic landscape with the symbolic laying of the first stone of the Bonne Fortune Green Business Park, located in Ans. This project represents a new generation of business parks, focused on innovation, sustainability, and flexibility for SMEs. Ideally situated between Liège city centre and its airport, at one of the main gateways to the Liège metropolitan area, the park offers businesses a prime location.
The project is located on a Redevelopment Site (SAR) – a former industrial brownfield rehabilitated to host a new-generation business park. Ground preparation began in February 2025, with construction work scheduled to start in August. This first phase includes buildings B, C, D, E and F, with delivery planned for the third quarter of 2026.
The park will feature 101 modular and flexible SME units starting from 140 m², as well as Build-to-Suit buildings of up to 24,000 m², available for sale or lease. All spaces are fully adaptable to tenants’ needs: workshops, production areas, warehouses, offices, B2B showrooms, or laboratories.
To date, 70% of the units in phase 1 have already been sold or rented, demonstrating the project’s strong appeal and momentum. The ceremony was attended by Grégory Philippin, Mayor of Ans, Walter Herben, First Alderman in charge of Public Works, Anne-Marie Libon, Alderman for Economic Affairs, Jurgen Mesens, CEO of BVI.EU, and Éric Roubaud, Business Unit Director – Wallonia. All praised the development as a major step forward that meets the concrete needs of modern businesses while adhering to the highest environmental standards.
Bonne Fortune Green Business Park : future-proof buildings for evolving enterprises
Sustainable, modular, and ideally located, these spaces provide a practical alternative to outdated infrastructure. At a time when business needs are rapidly changing, they offer a forward-looking solution that meets the challenges of today and tomorrow.
Optimal accessibility in a connected environment
Located in the immediate vicinity of the CHC Science Park and the CHC MontLégia Laboratory, the Bonne Fortune Green Business Park is directly connected to the E25, E40, and E42 motorways, just 2 km from Ans station and 4 km from Liège-Guillemins. This prime location ensures excellent accessibility for entrepreneurs, clients, and suppliers.
A strong commitment to sustainability
The Bonne Fortune Green Business Park embodies BVI.EU’s eco-responsible philosophy through a range of features:
- Photovoltaic solar panels
- Charging stations for electric vehicles
- Intelligent LED lighting
- Covered bicycle parking and picnic areas
- Solar-powered video surveillance
These amenities reflect the company’s ambition to create a modern, secure, and environmentally friendly working environment.
« The launch of the Bonne Fortune Green Business Park symbolises our ambition to build a greener and more agile regional economy. Thanks to flexible spaces and a strategic location, this project fully meets the evolving needs of SMEs, »
« As Head of Development at BVI.EU, I am proud to see this project come to life in Ans. The Walloon market needs flexible, accessible, and sustainable infrastructures. With Bonne Fortune, we provide a concrete answer aligned with the expectations of businesses and local stakeholders », explained Eric Roubaud, Business Unit Director – Wallonia at BVI.EU.
A moment of convergence for the local economic community
The launch ceremony brought together a broad range of regional economic, institutional, and territorial actors, who gathered to express their support for this key development. In a warm and engaging atmosphere, participants discovered the ambitions of the Bonne Fortune Green Business Park over a networking lunch on site.
« This park is fully in line with our local development strategy: it strengthens our economic fabric while promoting sustainable mobility and high-quality infrastructure,» emphasised” Grégory Philippin, Mayor of Ans.
