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Etudes & Recherche March 2007

France: 

France You know France…

France: 

France … but do you really know France?

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63.2 million (INSEE 2007) UK: 60.2 million France: A major economy Population 2006 US$ 1,977 billion (EIU, Feb.07) UK: US$ 2,063 billion (EIU, Feb.07) GDP 2006 +2.0% (EIU, Feb.07) UK: +2.6% (EIU, Feb.07) GDP Growth 2006 Men: 77 (INSEE 2007) UK: 76 (INSEE 2007) Women: 84 (INSEE 2007) UK: 81 (INSEE 2007) Life Expectancy 2006

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France: A healthy economy European Regional Growth Index (E-REGI 2006)

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France: A transparent market

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France: A Competitive Transport Network Paris Marseille Bordeaux Strasbourg Nantes Lille Lyon

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France: A productive country OECD estimates of labour productivity for 2005 (September 2006) GDP per hour worked, USA=100

Paris: 

Paris In the heart of French economy

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Paris: A King Size Office Stock Total Office Stock in the main European markets as at end 2006

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Paris: The Leading Eurozone Investment Market In Million € Total Investment Turnover in the main European markets as at end 2006

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Paris: Comparable Yields with London & Madrid From % To % List sorted with the lowest value at the start Prime Yields in the main European markets as at end 2006

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Paris: Low “Entrance Fees” Estimated Capital Value in the main European markets as at end 2006

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Paris: The Largest European Leasing Market Take Up in the main European markets as at end 2006

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Paris: An Attractive Place For Tenants Prime Rents in the main European markets as at end 2006

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Paris: A Market Without Rental Risks Vacancy Rate in the main European markets

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Paris: A Diversified Market Large Transactions (>=5.000m²) in 2006: Breakdown by Business Sectors  

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Paris: A Rising Place La Défense: Objectives 2013 Demolition – Reconstruction of (+/-) fifteen of the oldest towers (400,000sqm) with creation of 150,000 additional sqm Development of new towers and buildings: 300,000sqm Completion of a total of 850,000 sqm of new office space Commitment to sustainability Vigour Audacity Modernity   

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Paris: A Rising Place La Défense: Landlord: AXA REIM Developer: Cogedim Architect: Kohn Pedersen Fox Surface: 86,700m² Height: 225 m Location: ex Tour AXA Completion: 2010 Tour CB31

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Paris: A Rising Place La Défense: Landlord: Generali Developer: Vinci Immobilier Architect: Valode & Pistre Surface: 90,000m² Height: 300 m (56 floors) Location: ex tour Iris Completion: 2011 Tour M

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Paris: A Rising Place La Défense: Landlord: Unibail Architect: Morphosis (Thom Mayne) Surface: 130,000m² Height: 300 m Location: Between the Faubourgs de l’Arche and the CNIT Completion: 2012 Tour Phare

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Paris: A Rising Place La Défense: Landlord: Sogecap Developers: Sogeprom / Bouygues Immobilier Architect: Béchu & Sheehan Surface: 55,000m² Localisation: Ex immeuble Veritas Completion: NC Tour D2

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Paris & France: … And Many More Opportunities Outsourcing of Public Real Estate Hotels Shopping Centres Warehousing Residential

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