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Le 30.07.24
[SAVE THE DATE! 📅] ✨Les Rendez-vous de la Matière + fair(e) are back for a 10th edition!

Organized by Archistorm, this unmissable fair dedicated to innovative materials for architecture, design, decoration and interior design is coming back in October! This year, an immersive journey of over 700 sqm will connect industrials and craftsmen in a space designed to stimulate imagination and reveal potential. The agenda gathers meetings, discussions, and workshops for an enriching exploration of materials.

 

Annabelle Ledoux, founder of Les Grandes Idées, will once again have the pleasure of hosting a series of roundtables on the power of materials!

 

Join us on October 15 and 16, 2024, at Atelier Richelieu, 60 rue de Richelieu, Paris 2nd.

 

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Le 29.07.24
High Potential for Hotel Investment

The hotel industry has been experiencing impressive growth dynamics since the end of the pandemic. Room rates are rising significantly due to high demand.

 

Jean-Marc Palhon, Chairman of EXTENDAM explained: “Occupancy rates and prices are today very high across Europe. Trends will probably evolve in the next 12 to 18 months. If interest rates decline continues, many investors will be less concerned and will have easier access to credit, which will increase asset values“.

 

To fully capitalize on the potential of the hotel industry, investing in real estate private equity funds is an attractive option. By combining investment in the property and business asset, investors can benefit from rental income and potential capital gains from the business, with returns that can reach double digits.

 

Discover Aurélie Fardeau’s report on the attractiveness of hotel investment in the latest issue of Funds Magazine

Le 26.07.24
REDMAN delivers Villa Iéna, a custom rehabilitation project, in Paris (16th)

REDMAN, in collaboration with the architectural firm Naud et Poux Architectes, has recently delivered the “Villa Iéna” project located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. This project includes 2,700 sqm rehabilitated on behalf of Union Investment.

 

The mansion, built between 1883 and 1884, has been carefully restored. The work respected every original architectural element while incorporating contemporary elements to meet current requirements.

 

To achieve its low carbon impact goals, the project finely tuned its energy renovation and reuse approaches. It aims for HQE and BBCA environmental labels. The courtyard transformed into an agricultural greenhouse and the green terraces additionally provide refuges for wildlife in all seasons. These spaces bring a touch of nature to the heart of the city.

 

Acknowledging the trust shown by Union Investment, Nicolas Decloquement, Deputy Managing Director of Operations at REDMAN said: “The success of this complex rehabilitation operation is the result of close collaboration between the REDMAN teams and their partners who showed tenacity and unwavering commitment at all stages“.

 

Read the full article by Elena Jeudy-Ballini in Le Journal du Grand Paris