Research conducted by the ESSEC Chair for Real Estate and Sustainable Development sheds new light on the importance of green spaces and biodiversity in the business sphere.
Prof. Ingrid Nappi-Choulet, Professor and holder of the Public and Private Policy Department Real Estate and Sustainable Development Chair at ESSEC, publishes her latest survey findings on how tomorrow’s managers see their see their future workspaces.
From the Cahier # 4 of the ESSEC Chair for Real Estate and Sustainable Development
Just as Paris hosts the COP21, big cities are singled out as major contributors to global CO2 emissions
This new study - DIgital & the City - conducted by the ESSEC Chair for Real Estate and Sustainable Development, aims to illustrate how French students see their lives in the city of the future, and get to the bottom of some widely accepted assumptions.
On the occasion of the international real estate show MIPIM held in Cannes, Professor Ingrid Nappi-Choulet presents her analysis
Interviewed at City Hall, Jean-Louis Missika talks about the greening of Paris
Urban density, functional diversity and what’s at stake for “Grand Paris”: an interview with Jacques Ferrier
Generation Y imagines their workspaces in 5 years when they finish school
What factors come into play to determine the market value of hotel properties?