In a world that is in a state of constant movement, where cutting-edge technology brings new ways of interacting and experiencing, we know that the physical need for buildings to live and work in will remain invariable.

Established in the United States over a century ago, the idea of Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) sets out investment based on the economic performance and data specifically related to financial criteria.

Property Management is the cornerstone of the landlord-tenant relationship. For both owners and users, it develops innovative solutions based on building data management and analysis of reliable indicators to help them improve buildings' energy and environmental performance.

In the early days of sustainable development, many actions were described as sustainable without any concrete evidence or results to demonstrate it. The greenwashing illusion was common.

From Nehla Krir, Head of Sustainability & CSR at BNP Paribas REIM Group

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Nathalie Charles, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of BNP Paribas Real Estate in charge of Investment Management, is convinced that offices are a central part of our future ways of working. In a recent conference with ULI, she argued the importance of these professional environments to stimulate our senses and drive innovation and creativity, as well as maintaining our work-life balance.