The urgent need to change the way we consume, travel, and live means that we must change our vision of the city of tomorrow, and therefore also our vision of real estate. This futuristic but nonetheless engaged vision touches ...
The way in which we consume precious resources is being called into question, and the real estate sector is no exception. Reducing carbon emissions, integrating a circular economy approach and consuming responsibly are notions which are now finding a place within the industry.
In this new episode of Real Catch Up, the BNP Paribas Real Estate podcast that observes, analyses, and decrypts the real estate sector and the city of the future, we talk about a very important topic: reversibility in the real estate sector.
In this new edition of Real Catch Up, BNP Paribas Real Estate's podcast that observes, analyses and works to decipher the real estate sector and the city of tomorrow, we discuss the subject of green or sustainable real estate.
In this new issue of Real Catch Up, the BNP Paribas Real Estate podcast that observes and analyses trends in the real estate sector and the city of the future, ...
With technology becoming more and more present in the real estate sector, influence from start-ups and other industries is proving to be a crucial way to make greater advances and ensure that the sector is responding to the latest changes and trends present in our society.
Benjamin Pradel, who is a sociologist and urban planner, has conducted university research on temporality and mobility. He is also the co-founder of Intermède, an organisation that specialises in the temporary occupation of empty buildings, and a consultant for Kaléido’scop.
As a result of the pandemic and consumers not being able to go out and shop, shopping online for anything from groceries to clothes has become an accelerated practise.