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Ingrid Nappi

Ingrid Nappi is a professor of real estate economics and real estate management at ESSEC. She holds the Real Estate and Sustainable Development Chair and the Workplace Management Chair. Her research focuses on real estate markets and the management of corporate real estate and workspaces. She has published in several journals including Real Estate Economics, Urban Studies and Journal of Corporate Real Estate Research. Her latest works include L'immobilier d'entreprise, analyse économique des marchés et Révolutions de bureaux.

THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS

Leadership

What Women Want (From their office spaces)

by Ingrid Nappi

What will the office look like after the COVID-19 crisis?

Innovation

Paris 2024: The Urban Legacy of Mega-Events, Explained in 3 Minutes

by Ingrid Nappi

VIDEO: Professor Ingrid Nappi-Choulet, Professor of Public and Private Policy at ESSEC Business School, and Chaired Professor for the Real Estate and Sustainable Development Chair, explains what consequences the 2024 Olympics might have on the Paris landscape.

Sustainability

Investigating the Positive Impacts of Green Spaces on Wellbeing and Performance

by Ingrid Nappi

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.

Real estate

Working in Greater Paris: students imagine the office of tomorrow

by Ingrid Nappi

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.

Innovation

France’s digital economy: a growing ecosystem needs the right infrastructure

by Ingrid Nappi

From the Cahier # 4 of the ESSEC Chair for Real Estate and Sustainable Development

Sustainability

VIDEO: The ‘Green City’, Explained in 3 Minutes

by Ingrid Nappi

Just as Paris hosts the COP21, big cities are singled out as major contributors to global CO2 emissions

Sustainability

INFOGRAPHIC -- Generation Y’s ambiguous relationship with the digital world

by Ingrid Nappi

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.