Who will come, and when?
Residents, employees, visitors, families, school groups: we identify the audiences and when they visit, on weekdays as well as at weekends.
Know what your site can really support, before committing to the programme.
Before drawing floor areas, you need to know who will come, how often, and who will operate. Our studies combine an analysis of the territory, the competing offer and the views of operators from our network. You get an argued recommendation of uses, ready to share with your investors as well as with a tender jury.
A good study does not just describe a market. It settles programme choices.
Residents, employees, visitors, families, school groups: we identify the audiences and when they visit, on weekdays as well as at weekends.
What is missing around the site, what is already saturated, and what can turn it into a destination.
We test the interest of operators from our network before fixing the programme. A use without an operator remains an empty space.
Expected revenue, sustainable rents, investment: the assumptions are discussed with the operators, not set in isolation.
The scope adapts to the stage of the project and to your timetable.
Objectives, site constraints, deadlines and questions to settle. Together we set the level of detail expected.
Demographics, accessibility, catchment area, economic dynamics and upcoming urban projects.
Inventory of existing or planned leisure, sport, food and hospitality facilities. Benchmark of comparable venues in France and abroad.
Discussions with operators from our network of more than 500 partners: interest in the site, floor areas sought, conditions.
Scenarios of uses, indicative floor areas, economic assumptions and points of attention, presented to your project team.
What comes next? Mixed-use real estate programming → Operator sourcing and leasing →
Leisure, sport, gaming, food, hospitality, training, health, mobility: each use is analysed for its audience and for what it brings to the others.
An opportunity study checks that a project makes sense on a given site: is there demand, room in the market, potential operators? A market study goes further and sizes the offer: which uses, which floor areas, which audiences and which economic assumptions.
It depends on the scope and on the number of uses studied. The timetable is set during scoping, based on your deadlines: tender, investment committee or planning application.
Yes. We can test an existing programme, replace a use that cannot find an operator or recalibrate floor areas.
Mixed-use real estate projects of 10,000 to 40,000 m² that include leisure, sport, gaming and esports, food, hospitality, training or health uses.
Yes. Its conclusions feed directly into the programming section of a response to a tender or a call for projects. See also our Mixed-use real estate programming expertise.
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