Belgium and Luxembourg facility management market revenue size is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.1% during 2025-2031

cleaning and janitorial services by Type held the highest revenue share in Belgium and Luxembourg Facility Management Market -6Wresearch

In 2024, cleaning and janitorial services dominated Belgium’s facility management soft services type, driven by stricter cleaning standards, the upkeep demands of an aging building stock, and the essential role of maintaining cleanliness during HVAC, plumbing, and fire safety retrofits across commercial and public infrastructure. This consistent need ensures their leading market position.

Security services accounted for the second-largest revenue size, exceeding the EU average due to Brussels’ elevated security needs linked to its role as home to key EU and NATO institutions, frequent high-profile events, and associated terror risk.

According to 6Wresearch, Belgium and Luxembourg facility management market revenue size is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.1% during 2025-2031. Belgium and Luxembourg's facility management (FM) markets experienced growth during 2021-2024, primarily driven by large-scale government investments in economic recovery, infrastructure modernization, and sustainability. Belgium’s FM expansion was supported by regional plans such as Flanders’ Vlaamse Veerkracht and Wallonia’s Plan de Relance, alongside the EU’s Next Generation recovery fund. These initiatives funded upgrades in public facilities, energy-efficient systems, and digital infrastructure, boosting demand across soft services (cleaning, security, landscaping) and hard services (HVAC, lighting, plumbing). Similarly, Luxembourg’s FM market benefited from the government’s economic recovery fund and the ongoing Circular Economy Strategy Luxembourg, which encouraged waste reduction and efficient resource use. A rise in smart building adoption and infrastructure investment, especially in healthcare, also spurred growth in both hard and soft services. However, a decline in construction investment in Luxembourg in 2023 tempered momentum in residential and commercial FM segments.

The FM markets in both countries are expected to continue growing through 2031, driven by aggressive climate targets, digital transformation, and circular construction strategies. In Belgium, the National Energy and Climate Plan aims for a GHG emissions reduction by 2030, prompting facility upgrades aligned with energy efficiency standards. Regional goals, such as Flanders’ carbon-neutral building vision by 2045 and Brussels' public sector decarbonization by 2040, are set to drive demand for advanced FM services, including energy management, HVAC, and fire safety. The CLIMAX 2050 strategy further supports circular building maintenance with a material reduction target. Meanwhile, Luxembourg’s Climate and Energy Plan 2030 mandates a GHG cut by 2030, pushing for sustainable FM practices and smart systems integration. The rise of IoT, BIM, and AI in building operations across both nations is expected to transform FM delivery, especially in high-demand sectors such as healthcare, logistics, and commercial infrastructure -ensuring long-term market expansion with a focus on operational efficiency and environmental responsibility.

According to Bhawna, Senior Research Analyst, 6Wresearch, the commercial sector garnered maximum revenue size in Belgium’s facility management market, driven by increasing demand for efficient, sustainable buildings in offices, retail, and hospitality. Growth was fueled by urbanization, regulatory compliance, and the need for high-performance infrastructure to support modern business operations.

The industrial sector held the second-largest revenue share, driven by facility management needs in manufacturing plants and logistics centres. Emphasis on operational efficiency, safety standards, and energy management fuels demand for specialized FM services in this sector.

Belgium and Luxembourg Facility Management Market (2025-2031) report provides an in-depth analysis with 26 figures and 17 tables, covered in 88 pages. The report thoroughly covers market by service type and by verticals. Belgium and Luxembourg Facility Management Market outlook report provides an unbiased and detailed analysis of the on-going Belgium and Luxembourg Facility Management Market trends, opportunities/high growth areas and market drivers which would help the stakeholders to devise and align their market strategies according to the current and future market dynamics.