Silvia guides you directly on behalf of developer Grammyco NV — no broker, no intermediary. She listens to your search and helps you find the right match in the offering. She knows City Gate better than any third party, and applies the same approach for Drypikkel Merchtem.
City Gate transforms a former industrial site into a green residential environment with three residential blocks in a park setting. Architecture by Binst Architects (Antwerp).
Architectural impressions by Binst Architects. Actual facades and environment delivered.
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Not all buyers want an apartment right away. For City Gate residents or investors we also offer 72 parkings (€25,000–26,000) and 54 storage units (€4,000–4,500) for separate sale, spread across the underground parking garages under Block 1, Block 2 and Block 3.
Machelen lies at the crossroads between Brussels-North, Zaventem airport and the E19/R0 motorway exits. A residential project for those with multiple daily destinations.
Directly from City Gate lies the 46 hectare Three Fountains Estate in Vilvoorde, about ten cycling minutes away — castle park, ponds, walking paths and playground. Closer to home, you'll find Floris Hofkens park in Machelen centre and the historic Hof ten Berg in Diegem. The green belt around Brussels-North starts here — both commuter and walker get their share.
City Gate already holds a strong position today. But more is happening in the neighbourhood — investments that add medium-term value to your home.
On the former Makro site (Woluwelaan, ~2 km) a retail cluster opens with Colruyt Professionals, Albert Heijn, Delhaize and Hubo. Daily shopping in one place.
On the other side of the E19 viaduct rises Broeklin: 55,000 m² of retail, a 3,500-seat theatre, an urban farm. Construction starts autumn 2026, opening Q3 2028. For City Gate residents: everything within cycling distance, the bustle on the other side of the viaduct — a natural buffer that preserves your tranquility.
Behind City Gate lies the Kerklaan Master Plan, designed by the same architect (Binst). Core: reopening of the Woluwe brook with a wetland park as a buffer between living and working. Works on the Woluwelaan are ongoing (completion September 2026) — the Woluwe has already been reopened, cycle paths are in place.
The municipality invests € 48 million (of which € 28 million own funds) in liveability: redesign of Diegem centre into a human-scale village core, more public nature in collaboration with landowners, focus on well-being for the growing population. Approved 17/12/2025.
Silvia welcomes you for a guided tour on-site. By appointment — usually available within 48h.