Changing lifestyles, urbanisation, digitalisation and scarcity of resources are revolutionising the way people create and use buildings. For these reasons and more, CSR is central to BNP Paribas Real Estate’s activities.

With companies now seeing the benefits of different interactions and ways of using office space, the co-working offer may well change in the future. Director of Paris Office Leasing at BNP Paribas Real Estate France, Frédéric Godard explains the advantages for companies of investing in this business model.

Martijn Roordink is the co-founder of Spaces, a co-working space network that spans 250 locations across the world.

Co-working is without a doubt revolutionising the real estate sector, but how exactly did it come about and what does it actually look like?

Faced with the unprecedented impact of the health crisis and its economic consequences, many companies are questioning the relevance of the traditional office model. 

We know the story. From early 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic spread across Europe causing the near shutdown of many countries, as people retreated inside and carried on working in a new environment: the home. 

In the 2020 edition of its ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) report, BNP Paribas REIM has unveiled its new approach to sustainable investment. The integration of ESG criteria ...