Business installations in offices in Ile-de-France increased by 10% in 2022, revealed on Friday the Immostat group whose figures refer.
Demand for offices, an indicator accounting for sales to occupants and new rentals, rose to 2.11 million square meters in 2022, compared to 1.92 million in 2021.
Result of the adaptation of companies to the new situation resulting from the pandemic, estimates Virginie Houz, director of research and studies at the giant of corporate real estate JLL.
Companies have finalized their teleworking agreements, (…) and the corollary is the more structured deployment of the flexthat is to say the end of nominative workstations.
has led to the resizing of certain real estate projects and that is why on large projects, we see a certain erosion, she says.
Total demand remains lower than in the years before the pandemic.
Companies are also increasingly careful to retain their employees with good quality offices and save energy.
This is a subject that is emerging more and more and which will surely be even more driven in 2023 by the energy crisis and concerns in terms of costs, underlines Virginie Houz.
Office supply is at a record level, with 4.32 million square meters immediately available.
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A leap carried by the inner suburbs of Paris and the business district of La Defense, where two skyscrapers, the Hekla tower and the Aurore tower, have been completed without having yet found a buyer.
On the other hand, pitches in Paris remain extremely popular, with very low vacancy rates and ever-higher rents: in the 4th quarter, the average rent in the districts of central and western Paris, the most in demand, was 692euros per square meter per year. Elsewhere in the capital, it was 504 euros.
We have companies that will look at buildings of good quality, very accessible, very central, well served in an urban environment, etc., so we have an appetite for the great classics of the market: the center of Paris, the mature markets of ‘West like Neuilly-Levallois, explains Virginie Houz.