AG Vespa, formally the Autonoom Gemeentebedrijf voor Vastgoedbeheer en Stadsprojecten Antwerpen, is the City of Antwerp’s autonomous municipal company for property management and urban projects. 25 Established by Antwerp City Council in 2002, it is based at Paradeplein 25 in Antwerp. 5 The organisation’s work is focused on Antwerp, rather than operating across Belgium or internationally. 25
AG Vespa manages and develops property belonging to the city and its associated public bodies, and carries out real-estate, construction, maintenance and urban-development projects. 56 Its statutory responsibilities include managing and valorising public and private property, implementing the city’s land and property policy, and planning, coordinating and delivering major urban projects, including projects involving public-private cooperation. 5 It can acquire property and arrange its construction, renovation, conversion, rental or sale in support of those objectives. 5
The organisation describes its approach as balancing quality, social relevance and financial viability, and says it works with partners to deliver projects intended to contribute to a liveable and attractive city. 6 Its activities therefore span both the management of Antwerp’s property assets and direct involvement in the city’s built environment and urban renewal. 56
Myriam Heuvelman is identified as AG Vespa’s delegated director in her current LinkedIn profile, while a 2026 event report describes her as managing director. 11 AG Vespa’s governing bodies include a board of directors and a management committee. 5