Facade of a contemporary residential building under a blue sky, representing innovation in real estate by Yves Puttemans.
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Yves Puttemans and Dominique Van Etterijk: 2 Visionaries Reinvent Real Estate with Dyls

Yves Puttemans and Dominique Van Etterijk

Dylsa real estate development company active in Flanders-Brabantspecializes in the design and realization of residential building projects, sales representatives and investment. Founded by Yves Puttemans, the company does more than just develop real estate projectsbut also acts as manufacturer for its own operations and now estimated at over of 80 million euros.

  • Emblematic projects :
    • Sky One located in Leuvense Vaartkomoffers urban penthouse apartments and penthouses.
    • De Torens including mixed-use apartments in Aarschoton the site of the former bottling plant Wijnbottelarij Geens.

Dyls managers, who are also active in other areas of the real estate market, have acquired building land and have rethought architectural concepts around emblematic sites such as the old AB InBev brewery. They are known for their significant role in renovation projects in city centers.

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