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The European Academies’ Science Advisory Council estimates that 75% of all residential buildings in the EU (equivalent to around 146 million buildings) demonstrate poor energy performance, ...

In 2022, the skyline of Madrid's Madbit business district will be home to a new tertiary complex. Named Alcalá, after the street on which it is located, the development comprises two buildings, one of which (Alcalá 546) ...

It’s awe-inspiring to think that the offices from which Churchill commanded Britain’s Armed Forces have now been reimagined as a Raffles hotel and 85 luxury residences. After five years of painstaking renovation, the OWO will welcome its first residents and guests at the end of 2022.

Following the successive lockdowns that the Covid-19 crisis provoked, working remotely has experienced a significant boost, and for companies and employees alike, a sustainable and appealing trend has emerged. 

BNP Paribas Real Estate is concerned about the environmental impact of its real estate projects as well as within its own premises, and is taking steps to reduce and manage waste on its premises. 

Cities are places to live, work and move around in. And the desire by their inhabitants to do just that is only growing. According to the UN, half of the world’s population live in cities, with the number rising to around 2/3 in 2050.

BNP Paribas REIM has inaugurated 185 Charles de Gaulle, a 15,200 m2 office and service building located in Neuilly-sur-Seine, on the historic road linking the Louvre to La Défense.

For several years now, BNP Paribas Real Estate has been implementing a positive, concrete approach in all its projects aimed at re-establishing a balanced and harmonious relationship with urban ecosystems.