Immobel offers expertise and integrated services

One of Immobel's biggest strengths is its ability to identify the best project opportunities and to use its skills as property developer to build them sustainably.

As a major property developer in several European countries and a key local operator, Immobel is able to insert its strategy directly into the field and therefore better control the final result and outcome.

Guided by their dynamism and proactivity, our teams are constantly ensuring that our projects are developed to their full potential and that they live up to the high expectations of our clients and partners.

All-round expertise

Immobel is able to deliver major mixed-use urban projects thanks to the variety of expertise within its staff. Immobel is able to deliver major mixed-use urban projects thanks to the variety of expertise within its staff. A project is only deemed successful if it is of the highest possible quality as well as if it meets budget and deadlines.

Market development

Developers bring together stakeholders from a variety of different fields (technical, legal, financial, commercial). Equipped with an in-depth knowledge of the trends and developments in the property market, available land and the best locations to build, our teams have developed an extensive network of clients and partners. These skills allow them to recognise the mixed-use project opportunities that suit the needs of the neighbourhood, seize them and add them to our portfolio.

Acquisition

It is during this phase that developers use their negotiating skills. In collaboration with the financial, legal, technical and commercial teams, property developers must measure the potential risks, analyse the possible outcomes and propose an acquisition price which, if accepted, will allow the developer to take on a new profitable project.

Conceptualisation

The success of a project also depends on its conceptualisation. Immobel calls on talented and visionary architectural firms to manage large-scale projects. Every aspect of the project is studied and considered in depth – in particular those related to sustainability and environmental impact – in order to create an urban landscape that is in line with the needs of the city and the expectations of future occupants. Information sessions with local residents can also be arranged during this phase of the process, depending on the project.

Permits

Once the concept has been completed, the teams finalise the plans and ensure everyone is on the same page. Then, once all the elements are in order, they submit the permit application. Large urban projects may require consultation committees, information sessions and additional documentation to ensure that all shareholders of a project have been taken into account. The response time for a permit varies, but this time allows the teams to continue to work on the most important aspects of the project and gives them time to choose a general contractor. The teams must ensure that the specific procedures and rules applicable to each market in which they operate are met.

Construction

The construction, which is a critical and very technical phase, is the first visible step of the process. This is when the project breaks ground. The technical department supervises the general contractor, who is responsible for coordinating every technical skill involved: architects, engineering firms (with regard to stability, design, acoustics, etc.). This in order to guarantee a project that is in line with the permit, plans, energy and environmental standards, and everything else that will ensure that the project delivered is of the highest quality.

Commercialisation

This step often begins much earlier in the process, depending on whether it is a residential or office project. The brokers (offices) or the integrated sales unit (residential) will begin the process by familiarising themselves with the project in order to market it. To support this process, the marketing department develops numerous communication and promotion tools to market the project.

Marketing - Legal - Finance

These transversal services support every stage of each project, from promoting them to providing legal and financial support. The marketing and communication teams put together material that best embodies the projects and buildings.

Benefit from our
personalised support

We offer tailor-made support services to buyers at every stage of the buying and construction process, to help our client personalise their new property.
The sales teams support the clients during the acquisition process, from the signing of the agreement to completion.

Additionally, the customer support team keeps the future residents updated on every stage of the process and responds to any questions future residents may have. When the agreement is signed, the progress of the work is closely monitored and continues to be until the completion of the property.

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Project Infinity Living Luxembourg Immobel

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The City of Paris is committed to adapting to the new trends of living and working in the City and of those who bring it to life. The new edition of ‘Réinventer Paris’ Projects (Reinventing Paris) invites the owners, designers and architects to imagine what the empty rooms of today would look like in the future. The real-estate developer Immobel France, a member of the Immobel group, has been awarded the contract for the conversion of the Tati Barbès building into 8,000m² of homes, shops and offices, preserving and updating this iconic location in the 18th arrondissement of Paris.