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Have you ever imagined being able to choose the products on offer in your local shop or supermarket? Knowing everything about prices and where the money goes? Taking part in its operation and even being its co-owner? All this is possible with the participative and collaborative supermarkets that are spreading out in France.

While the concept is not new, it is making a strong comeback and taking on even more meaning in tomorrow’s world, which we hope will be more local.

Let’s discover La Louve. Following the model of the Park Slope Food Coop developed in Brooklyn since 1973, La Louve in Paris is the precursor of this type of business in France. Since 2017, more than forty initiatives of this kind have been growing in France. Their main principles: a non-profit cooperative status, capital belonging to the users of the business only (the purchase of shares is essential to access it) and participation (the owners each give 3 hours of their month to the structure).

Do you like the idea ? Go and find the cooperative and participative supermarket closest to you.

Europe’s leaders in business hotel industry’s private equity firm is taking great care in the composition of its team. Since January 2020, two new profiles have joined EXTENDAM: Cécile Leclerc, Investment Manager and Mélanie Pauchard, Communication and Marketing Manager. Two great evolutions are also to be noted: Jaafar Guessous joins the management of EXTENDAM while Maxime Durand moves to the position of Investment Manager.

With a return to normality planned for 2022-2023, what are the possible scenarii for the recovery? On Friday 17 April, Jean-Marc Palhon, Chariman of EXTENDAM, Matthieu de Lauzon, Managing Partner of EXTENDAM and Olivier Petit, Hospitality and Tourism Expert at In Extenso Tourism Culture & Hotels, shared their analysis of the situation and the evolution of the sector over the coming months and semesters.

Read the complete report of the conference in the Club Patrimoine newsletter of April 20th, 2020.

10 outdoor sports athletes, a waste sorting centre. This is all that freeskier Mathieu Navillod and photographer Dom Daher needed to carry out this punchy journalistic photo project.

The “A Bottle in the Sea” report shows spectacularly staged pictures of athletes practicing their sport amidst all kinds of waste. Shocking images that argue in favour of the quick implementation of large-scale environmental acts. All of the duo’s shots go in pairs: problem and solution. More than an alarm raise, they show us that the solutions are there and are just waiting to be deployed in a large scale.

A message in a bottle which must find a maximum of recipients (and which is already on the right track).

To admire the project and learn more about the solutions it is this way

We would like to pay tribute to Jean-Philippe Ruggieri. His teams, his partners and all the players of the real estate sector liked him for his professionalism and his humanity. A man whom we had the pleasure of getting to know better during a great joint work with L’Avenir en Héritage team in the Athletes’ Village competition. All our thoughts are with his family and the beautiful Nexity team.

In order to answer precisely and more broadly to the questions on the state of health of the sector, EXTENDAM set up an indicator allowing to measure and follow the impacts of Covid-19 on the business hotel industry on March 13th, 2020, and shared its first observations. In partnership with InExtenso/STR, E-Axess-Spot Pilot, Api & You, Adaptel, Zenchef, Deutsche Bank, the management company now shares the results of the indicator, updated to April 15th, 2020. This indicator is updated and shared on a regular basis.

Today, real estate specialists agree that, along with retail, hospitality is one of the sectors most affected by the crisis linked to the Covid-19. Hoteliers are holding their breaths while already preparing for the post-crisis, convinced of the resiliency of their market.

Read the interview of Jean-Marc Palhon, President of EXTENDAM , by Myriam Mariotte in Cf News Immo & Infra 

The website dedicated to architecture and building news highlights Ilias Papageorgiou and one of his recent projects carried out along with FREAKS on the Meisenthal glass site.

In this beautiful article by Sipane Hoh, we revisit the history of the former glass factory in this small village in the heart of the Vosges. We learn more about its future: a rehabilitation as a cultural space through the collaboration of FREAKS and PILA’s architecture studios.

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