French property developer Icade said on Thursday that it will build two of the five office buildings planned as part of the Aquena development in a new district which is being created in Choisy-le-Roi, southeast of Paris.
French property developer Icade said on Thursday that it will build two of the five office buildings planned as part of the Aquena development in a new district which is being created in Choisy-le-Roi, southeast of Paris.
The assets, which will provide an area of 29,200 m2, will be part of a new 73,000 m2 project launched by SADEV 94, a public-private company created to develop and manage La Val de Marne. In a statement, Icade added that it has also taken an option to acquire the entire project.
Developed by architects Valode & Pistre and Jacques Ferrier, the buildings will feature sustainable standards to comply with the HQE building certification.
