Back in the office, but not without obstacles
CBRE Europe study deciphers this fundamental trend and its challenges
In a more than uncertain economic climate, we need to close ranks. And, as is increasingly the case, the movement back to the office is set to accelerate significantly in the month...
A retail recovery takes off on the Champs-Élysées
Newmark study compares shopping opportunities in Paris, New York and London
Newmark has published a study on the Champs-Élysées, which sheds light on recent changes in retailing by comparing the Parisian avenue with other iconic shopping thoroughfares, inc...
IWG opens a Regus center in Parisian suburb of Suresnes
Global flexible workspace provider continues to weave its web in France
International Workplace Group (IWG) is opening the Regus Green Walk center in the inner western Parisian suburb of Suresnes, with the aim of offering professionals "a flexible, acc...
Morning signs Wecasa's new offices
In La Manufacture Livingstone (Paris 18th)
Morning has fitted out the new offices of Wecasa, a responsible home services platform, in La Manufacture Livingstone building (Hines), at the foot of the Butte Montmartre, in the ...
Péri-Défense: chronicle of an obsolescence foretold
Or what to do with commercial properties that can't find takers
With a very high vacancy rate, it's hard to talk about a dynamic tertiary sector on the outskirts of Paris. All the more so as the stock is becoming obsolete. What should be done w...
Founding developer of Europe's leading technology park speaks with Business Immo Global about development potential and legacy
"At Sophia Antipolis, there's still a lot to do in the years to come," says Groupe Courtin Founder Christophe Courtin
The founder of one of Sophia Antipolis' leading developers looks back on his involvement in Europe's leading technology park, which covers 1.5 million square meters or more than 16...
Sophia Antipolis, from utopia to reality
A look at the future of Europe's leading technology park in France; a blend of nature and innovation
The Sophia Antipolis technology park was born in 1969 from a fertile idea, and today boasts 1.5 million square meters or more than 16 million square feet of built space and 44,000 ...
"We want to develop the leading hospitality hub in the Paris region around Pleyel".
Interview with Sretchko Markovic, Mathieu Hanotin & Boris Litty
A landmark building in Saint-Denis, the Tour Pleyel has long been a testament to the difficulties encountered by office real estate north of the capital. Now transformed into a 4-s...
'Re-enchanting' the Champs-Élysées
Committee Offers Plan To Modernize Famous Thoroughfare
A nonprofit trade group representing stakeholders along one of the France's best-known thoroughfares has submitted to the City of Paris its study on "re-enchanting" the Champs-Élys...
François d'Assise Campus opens in Bordeaux
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BIG 204 - Change in the era
For a long time, office property has been a favorite in real estate portfolios. Generating stable, inflation-indexed cash flows, the asset class made it possible to deploy capital on a large scale, securely and with the conviction that continued capitalization rate compression would deliver attractive returns over the long term. That was the world before...
today's office space market, the sudden popularity of telecommuting and new organizational modes, inherited from the Covid-19 pandemic and the massive adoption of remote working te...
European Space Agency headquarters under a lucky star
In a building inspired by space landscapes and high technology, the European Space Agency (ESA) is preparing to welcome staff, European delegations and the general public to a bran...
A wind of Folies blows through Montpellier
The mayor of Montpellier is planning to build 13 new architectural follies in his city, continuing a long tradition and almost unconditional love of architecture. Explanations.