Real Catch Up by BNP Paribas Real Estate - English version

7. The changing landscape of real estate investment

11min | 10/03/2022

Description

The way in which a city is built and evolves is influenced by many different stakeholders.

More and more, investors are becoming involved in projects to revitalise metropolises from an early stage, having an influence on how real estate projects are built, in
collaboration with the other actors.

In addition, investors are now expanding their investment choices and policies. They strive to diversify their portfolios, adding assets that are resilient, greener or respond to the new realities of our society, including social assets such as educational and
health institutions.

As Laurent Ternisien, Chief Client Officer of BNP Paribas REIM and CEO of BNP Paribas REIM Luxembourg explains in this episode of Real Catch Up, this new investment dynamic is not only changing the setup of the real estate market but also the future of our cities.

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About Real Catch Up by BNP Paribas Real Estate - English version

The pressing need to change how we consume, move and ways of life mean that we are rethinking the idea of the city of tomorrow and as such the real estate sector. This vision, whilst futuristic is committed to revitalising our urban spaces, bringing back nature into our cities, using renewable energies,
reusing materials, travelling differently and investing in real estate. All contributing factors to creating our new urban environments

Welcome to Real Catch Up!

Thanks to the ideas and visions shared by our experts, you’ll join us as we discover how our urban spaces are being transformed and the experiences and investments that are part of this change.

The Real Catch Up podcast from BNP Paribas Real Estate provides you with
a vision of what the real estate world of tomorrow might look like. Let’s find out together what the biggest trends shaping our cities are, through inspiring interviews from actors from across the sector.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Real Catch Up by BNP Paribas Real Estate - English version

The pressing need to change how we consume, move and ways of life mean that we are rethinking the idea of the city of tomorrow and as such the real estate sector. This vision, whilst futuristic is committed to revitalising our urban spaces, bringing back nature into our cities, using renewable energies,
reusing materials, travelling differently and investing in real estate. All contributing factors to creating our new urban environments

Welcome to Real Catch Up!

Thanks to the ideas and visions shared by our experts, you’ll join us as we discover how our urban spaces are being transformed and the experiences and investments that are part of this change.

The Real Catch Up podcast from BNP Paribas Real Estate provides you with
a vision of what the real estate world of tomorrow might look like. Let’s find out together what the biggest trends shaping our cities are, through inspiring interviews from actors from across the sector.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Description

The way in which a city is built and evolves is influenced by many different stakeholders.

More and more, investors are becoming involved in projects to revitalise metropolises from an early stage, having an influence on how real estate projects are built, in
collaboration with the other actors.

In addition, investors are now expanding their investment choices and policies. They strive to diversify their portfolios, adding assets that are resilient, greener or respond to the new realities of our society, including social assets such as educational and
health institutions.

As Laurent Ternisien, Chief Client Officer of BNP Paribas REIM and CEO of BNP Paribas REIM Luxembourg explains in this episode of Real Catch Up, this new investment dynamic is not only changing the setup of the real estate market but also the future of our cities.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Real Catch Up by BNP Paribas Real Estate - English version

The pressing need to change how we consume, move and ways of life mean that we are rethinking the idea of the city of tomorrow and as such the real estate sector. This vision, whilst futuristic is committed to revitalising our urban spaces, bringing back nature into our cities, using renewable energies,
reusing materials, travelling differently and investing in real estate. All contributing factors to creating our new urban environments

Welcome to Real Catch Up!

Thanks to the ideas and visions shared by our experts, you’ll join us as we discover how our urban spaces are being transformed and the experiences and investments that are part of this change.

The Real Catch Up podcast from BNP Paribas Real Estate provides you with
a vision of what the real estate world of tomorrow might look like. Let’s find out together what the biggest trends shaping our cities are, through inspiring interviews from actors from across the sector.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Real Catch Up by BNP Paribas Real Estate - English version

The pressing need to change how we consume, move and ways of life mean that we are rethinking the idea of the city of tomorrow and as such the real estate sector. This vision, whilst futuristic is committed to revitalising our urban spaces, bringing back nature into our cities, using renewable energies,
reusing materials, travelling differently and investing in real estate. All contributing factors to creating our new urban environments

Welcome to Real Catch Up!

Thanks to the ideas and visions shared by our experts, you’ll join us as we discover how our urban spaces are being transformed and the experiences and investments that are part of this change.

The Real Catch Up podcast from BNP Paribas Real Estate provides you with
a vision of what the real estate world of tomorrow might look like. Let’s find out together what the biggest trends shaping our cities are, through inspiring interviews from actors from across the sector.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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