Office real estate in Île-de-France

What investments in the Grand Paris?

A matrix analysis of the offices market in the Eurozone, conducted by Primonial REIM, clearly shows the depth and liquidity of the Paris market.

The Paris market concentrates office real estate investments with 28% of volumes on average over the period 2009- 2018, while the 4 biggest German cities only total 22% of sums invested. The other major European cities total less than 5% of sums invested. The Parisian market therefore has the most depth and is the most liquid of the Eurozone, and in this way is particularly suitable for institutional transactions. Furthermore, the Grand Paris offers new investment and value creation opportunities for the coming years, subject conducting an in-depth analysis of the potential of the territories according to the market cycle. Because there will only be winners...

We decode this exceptional market in our infographic.

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