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Formerly Fruits and Vegetables
70 m² Ground-floor business premises located at 27, Rue Willems, near Place St Josse and Square Marie Louise with basements and garden.
Formerly Miss Morgane
55m² business premises located near to place Saint-Josse
Top 5 Gsm
Wide choice of mobile phones – accessories at low prices – top-up card for 3 operators – mobile repairs – service with a smile and free information.
Top Nail's
Beauty treatments, permanent make-up, styling, nail treatments. Brazilian hair extensions, retail and wholesale, extensions, colouring, permanent make-up, manicure, false nails.
Business for lease or for sale ?
A live-wire city
To the east of the Pentagone, on the little ring-road, Saint-Josse is a district which is bursting with life and activity. It's a particularly interesting area because of its connection with the Congrès district, which offers direct access to the city centre. Lively and boasting a high level of occupational and social diversity, Saint-Josse is the most densely populated municipality in the country.
Diversity is the key word in Saint-Josse, both in terms of the residents as well as the dynamism that reigns in the different areas of the district. Saint-Josse has three shopping areas each of which has its own different speciality: these are Madou, the Botanique and Rogier.
Saint-Josse is the smallest municipality in the Brussels-Capital Region, but boasts everything that a larger municipality can offer.
Area: 1.1km²
Population: 23,785 (January 1 2007)
3 metro stations: Madou, Botanique and Rogier
STIB bus routes
- Madou: 29, 63, 65, 66
- Place St Josse: 29, 63, 59
De Lijn bus routes
- Place St Josse: 318, 351
- Madou: 318, 351, 410, 526, 554
- Botanique: 270, 271, 272, 358
- Rogier: 318, 351, 358, 410, 526, 554
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Translated by BLS • Developed by Create2.be
Founded at the initiative of the Minister-President of the Brussels-Capital Region,
Atrium Saint-Josse is the regional agency in charge of the development of the shopping
districts and is underpinned by a partnership between the Brussels-Capital Region,
the Saint-Josse municipality and local economic stakeholders.
