Looking for a place to rent - working for Deloitte

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kozakiewiczpNew member18 August 2014 11:03:13

Hello expat!!

My name is Patrick Kozakiewicz.
I have just finished my masters degree in Political Science in Poland and I am moving to Brussels next week to begin working for Deloitte under their European Commission team.
I will be moving with my girlfriend. Thus, we are looking for a nice affordable apartment to rent for at least a year.

Thank you and I hope to meet more of you.

kenjeeViP18 August 2014 11:50:34

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Hello Patrick Kozakiewicz

Welcome to Expat.com

So as to help you get more visibility and response to your post, a new thread was created from the latter on the Brussels Forum

For your accomodation hunt, I would suggest you to place an advert in our section Housing in Brussels

Regards
Kenjee
Expat.com Team

David27Active member18 August 2014 12:25:38

The most complete website for rentals is immoweb.be. It has an English version. You can call or contact landlords by email to get visit appointments as soon as you arrive.

GuestPoster0341Guest18 August 2014 12:57:50

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Websites here, roomsharing websites too http://sonnycrockettfan.blogspot.be/201 … ieres.html

Penek55Member07 September 2016 20:00:12

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tervurenerSerial expat10 September 2016 09:49:18

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Deloitte Diegem is just about walking distance from the last stop on 62 tram line EUROCONTROL.

If I were looking for somewhere to live and liked to be near city or even in the city, I'd go for Evere 1140, Schaerbeek 1030 or Woluwe-St-Lambert 1200, considering getting to work by 62 tram and you can change trams at Mesier.

Or the alternative is train to Diegem, trains pass through Schaerbeek, and also the 3 central Brussels stations, so that would give you more areas to look at which have good access to those stations.

EdgidelossantosMember25 September 2017 12:42:26

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