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In a series of special podcasts about the future of real estate post Covid-19, senior level leaders will share their predictions for 2021 with Courtney Fingar, Editor-in-Chief at Investment Monitor. In an informal and friendly environment, leading investors, developers, brokers and others in the real estate value chain will predict future developments, including:
What will be the latest trends, opportunities and challenges for investment post-Covid?
What will be the impact of so-called Covid-19 related behavioural change on demand for offices, retail and hospitality?
What positive changes have we seen for other asset classes, such as healthcare and logistics – what will we see next year?
What will be the impact of the crisis on ‘northshoring’?
How relevant is Brexit post Covid?
To what extent will sustainability/ESG criteria be important for investors and the real estate community?
Examining what has been achieved in diversity – what still needs to be done?
What will the shape of the recovery look like when we come out of the recession?
What will be the latest trends, opportunities and challenges for investment post-Covid?
What will be the impact of so-called Covid-19 related behavioural change on demand for offices, retail and hospitality?
What positive changes have we seen for other asset classes, such as healthcare and logistics – what will we see next year?
What will be the impact of the crisis on ‘northshoring’?
How relevant is Brexit post Covid?
To what extent will sustainability/ESG criteria be important for investors and the real estate community?
Examining what has been achieved in diversity – what still needs to be done?
What will the shape of the recovery look like when we come out of the recession?
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Decent and affordable housing is the bedrock upon which to build inclusive cities. But it’s becoming more and more difficult as the price of housing is increasing much faster than the average salary.
Our guest today has worked with the World Bank, the European Commission and the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. She is an effective advocate for the advancement of affordable housing and inclusive city development.
Her name is Orna Rosenfeld.
Can the design of buildings inspire positive behaviour?
Our guest today believes so... and he is shaping behaviours for more than three
decades with his architecture firm.
His name is Kim Herforth Nielsen, founder of 3XN and you can find his work
everywhere: from the Museum of Liverpool to the Sydney’s fish market or the
Blue Planet aquarium in Copenhagen.
We need to reinvent our cities. We need to take bold climate action, leading the way towards a healthier and more sustainable future.
This is the mission of the C40, an organization gathering cities committed to fight the climate crisis, with the participation of mayor like Michael Bloomberg in New York and, of course, Anne Hidalgo for Paris.
Our guest today is focused on developing programs to accelerate the decarbonization of buildings and urban regeneration projects.
Her name is Hélène Chartier and is she is the head of Zero Carbon Development at C40.
With the population continuously increasing, the access to proper housing and water become more and more challenging... with dramatic impact on our environment.
Our guest today, is coming with asolution: to upcycle plastic bottles to build modular construction structures.
His name is Igor Ustinov and is he is the founder of UHCS (standing for Ustinov Hoffmann Construction System).
But it's far from being the only thing on his mind. Igor Ustinov is first and foremost an artist. He is a sculptor with many monument exhibited across the world. He is also a classical
singer with a Master Degree in biology.
In the world, there are a number of "blue zones", places like Okinawa in Japan; Sardinia in Italy; Nicoya in Costa Rica and Icaria in Greece, where an higher than usual number of
people live much longer than average.
The mission of our guest today is to bring these longevity lessons to
communities across the United States.
His name is Nick Buettner. He is the vice-president of community engagement at
a company very conveniently called "Blue Zones".
What if we can use architecture to connect our cities and nature in a
very direct way.
This is the mission of our guest today: Rachel Armstrong, who is investigating
what we can call "living architecture".
Rachel is a professor of Experimental Architecture at the Newcastle University
School of Architecture.
« We need to be able to imagine positive, feasible, delightful versions of the future before we can create them. Not utopias, but futures where things turned out OK. Having the opportunity to "test drive" the future, to experience different version of the future, can help us feel they are possible ».
This is a quote from the last book written by our guest today: Rob Hopkins.
The book is called "Fromwhat is to what if"
Rob Hopkins is best known as the founder of the Transition Movement and the Transition Town of Totnes.
If Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful, the mission of our guest today is to organize the world’s geographic information and make it universally accessible and useful. Ed Parsons have been Google's geospatial technologist evangelist for the past fourteen years. His job is basically to make our maps smarter.
MARCHÉ : Blackstone lève 8 Mds€ ; les pistes pour la rénovation énergétique
LOGEMENT : 100% d’espaces extérieurs dans le neuf, la promesse des promoteurs
BUREAUX : L’Europe et Paris résistent mieux, le redressement du marché pour 2022
VILLES : La place de la voiture en ville divise les Français
COMMERCES : L’écart entre valeurs locatives et CA se creuse (et pas qu’à cause du Covid)
INNOVATION : WeMaintain, Data Soluce, In’li
MIPIM PARIS REAL ESTATE WEEK :
- A. Hidalgo lance un nouveau PLU bioclimatique, N. Sarkozy en appelle au retour des grands projets
- G. Doucet (Lyon) annonce une « charte de qualité » pour les prochains permis de construire
- S. Wozniak (Apple), M. Brunel (Gecina) et G. Poitrinal (Woodeum) associent digitalisation, nouveaux usages et environnement.
MARCHÉ : La banque de France plus optimiste pour 2021
BUREAUX : Le télétravail inquiète les DRH, Facebook achète 40.000m² de bureaux
VILLES : Paris lance la consultation publique sur la Porte Maillot
LOGEMENT : Les réservations de neufs ont plongé de 38 % en 3 mois
MARCHÉ : La CDC dotée de 26 Mds€ pour le logement social, les centres-villes et le climat
LOGEMENT : Le logement social bientôt rationalisé
BUREAUX : Sièges de Lazard, Nestlé… Les acquisitions reprennent. Altarea 1er promoteur
COMMERCES : Plan de transformation pour Auchan, pharmacie du futur à Paris
VILLES : Salve de mesures pour les centres-villes
INNOVATION : Anticipation de charges, néo-agence, plateformes de colocation
MARCHÉ : Un plan de relance à 6,5Mds€ pour la rénovation et 30 Mds€ pour les collectivités
LOGEMENT : 2,5Mds€ contre les passoires thermiques, les promoteurs déçus
BUREAUX : 10 à 15% de surfaces remises sur le marché à La Défense par an (Deloitte)
VILLES : Gratuité des transports et forêts urbaines à Lyon, Metz et Strasbourg
COMMERCES : Les centres commerciaux ont retrouvé 90% de leur CA d’avant-Covid
INNOVATION : Béton bas carbone, property management connecté...
· MARCHÉ : B. Le Maire annonce 4 à 5 Mds€ pour le BTP, mais demande d’embaucher des ouvriers français
· COMMERCES : Les préfets pressés d’interdire les nouveaux centres commerciaux en périphérie
· BUREAUX : 83% des employés de bureaux sont de retour sur leur lieu de travail en France
· LOGEMENT : Altarea, Ivanhoé Cambridge et Nexity confirment leur intérêt pour le coliving
· VILLES : Les grandes villes soignent leur cadre vie, les cadres lorgnent sur la province
· INNOVATION : Ces proptech veulent démocratiser l’accès au marché immobilier
VILLES : Réunis à Tours, les élus verts veulent coordonner leurs initiatives locales
MARCHÉ : 4 nouvelles taxes envisagées par l’UE pour financer la relance verte
BUREAUX : Plus d’un salarié sur 2 ne croit pas à la fin des bureaux
COMMERCES : +16% de fréquentation chez Frey, les enseignes loin du rattrapage
LOGEMENT : +79% de recherches en grande couronne
INNOVATION : Le plus grand data center de France à La Courneuve
MARCHÉ : 7 Mds€ pour la rénovation thermique et 300 projets de quartiers démarrés d’ici décembre
BUREAUX : WeWork vise la rentabilité en 2021
VILLES : Pas d’exode urbain post-covid selon une étude
COMMERCES : 35% de fréquentation en mai et juin, certains commerces jouent gros pendant les soldes
LOGEMENT : Le logement post-covid selon BNPPRE. Les prix ont augmenté jusqu’à +5,1% au premier semestre
INNOVATION : Samsung et Microsoft s’associent dans l'exploitation de bâtiments
MARCHÉ : Le casting ministériel à la Ville ou au Logement laisse l’immobilier circonspect
BUREAUX : La demande placée chute de 40% au S1, mais les prix augmentent toujours
VILLES : Les grandes manœuvres ont commencé (Gare du Nord, Métropole, meublés...)
COMMERCES : Les fermetures et rachats continuent (Conforama, La Halle, Air France)
LOGEMENT : Les plans se multiplient pour faire redémarrer la construction
INNOVATION : Davantage de proptechs B2B (chantiers, luminosité, data…)
ÉCONOMIE / MARCHÉ : Plusieurs milliards pour la rénovation énergétique. Norges Bank durcit ses critères environnementaux
VILLES : Vague verte dans les métropoles, des projets immobiliers remis en question
COMMERCES : Mobilisation pour l’activité en centres-villes, les géants britanniques au bord du gouffre
BUREAUX : Opportunités de marché dans les déménagements et réaménagements
LOGEMENT : Le “zéro artificialisation nette” en ligne de mire
INNOVATION : Axeleo Capital lance le premier fond VC 100% PropTech
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