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The Grand Paris Atlantic Ocean THE GRAND PARIS ATLANTIC OCEAN HELSINKI OSLO STOCKHOLM 1h50 NORTH COPENHAGEN SEA DUBLIN 1h40 1h15 1h20 1h35 2h15 3h18 AT THE HEART OF A UNIQUE BERLIN WARSAW PARIS REGIon LONDON 0h55 AMSTERDAM 1h20 1h20 BRUSSELS 3h50 FRANKFURT 500 MILLION PRAGUE CONSUMERS MARKET... 1h30 PARIS VIENNA NUMBER ONE IN EUROPE MUNICH PARIS REGION BUDAPEST 1h30 GENEVA MILANO 1h10 3h05 1h40 2h00 2h05 ROME BARCELONA MADRID LISBON MEDITERRANEAN SEA ALGIERS TUNIS 2h00 RABAT N 0300 miles A UNIQUE ECONOMIC FORCE OUTSTANDING UNRIVALLED QuaLITY OF LIFE • The only urban area in the euro zone TRANSPORT CONNECTIONS • The world’s no.1 tourist destination (44 million 10 30 with more than million inhabitants • Global air traffic hub: 3 airports - no.1 in continental visitors per year - million from outside France) • Highest GDP in Europe (€600 billion), 12 million Europe for passenger traffic - no.1 in Europe • Highly accessible, top-quality healthcare people, 6 million jobs, 800,000 businesses for freight - Le Bourget: Europe’s leading • Outstanding architectural heritage, vibrant • A highly diversified economy with world-class business airport cultural scene sectors of excellence - including aerospace, • High-speed rail network (the TGV network: • Natural spaces: parks, vast forests and fields cover automotive, digital and life sciences 350 km/h) connected with the whole of Europe 80% of the region • Europe’s highest concentration of Fortune • Access to maritime transport via the Seine, and AND NOW, 500 corporations Le Havre, Port de Paris, Europe’s leading river port • No.1 region for trade fairs and conventions: WORLD-CLass INFrasTRUCTurE THE grand ParIS 10 million business visitors each year TOP TALENTS AND CREATIVITY • Europe’s leading commercial real estate offer: • No.1 region for foreign direct investment 52 million m2 of office space, 330 business in continental Europe • Europe’s leading region for science and technology: centres, Europe’s no.1 business district • No.1 financial centre for asset management 100,000 researchers and the highest number • Global no.1 for hotel capacity of high-tech patent applications (150,000 hotel rooms) o • N .1 region for developing start-ups in Western Europe • Outstanding internet access and the most • Europe’s biggest concentration of higher education: cost-effective in Europe via superfast broadband, 2 600,000 students (20% international) WiFi and 4G 3 THE GRAND PARIS AN EXCEPTIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROgraMME SETTING AMBITIOUS GOALS PRIORITISING MOBILITY PIONEERING BUSINESS ZONES LARGE-SCALE urBAN BUILDING AN INNOVATIVE, A €32 billion ambitious programme for a new New business zones are taking shape and expanding, DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE REGION express metro and for modernising and expanding including: existing transport networks: • 100 new mixed-use, sustainable, innovative • The latest technologies serving transport systems, • 3 business districts neighbourhoods connected to transport networks stations and travellers • €25 billion of investments for the Grand Paris • 5 campuses devoted to research, innovation Express, a whole new metro system: • New-generation rail stations incorporating retail • Urban planning responding to climate change and higher education and services and energy needs: densification of existing urban • 200 km of new automatic metro lines • 9 production, logistics and services sites areas, creation of new eco-districts and 72 new stations • Housing programme doubled: 70,000 new homes per year • Commercial real estate: state-of-the-art, • Improved service to key economic hubs competitive, well-connected and airports • €7 billion of investments scheduled by 2017 to expand and modernise existing networks – RER (High-speed metro), metro, light rail “THE GRAND ParIS” THE SMart CITY 4 5 Cergy C A 16 T0 B Paris – Charles De Gaulle Airport RER E BG D M17 CDG EXPRES RER 4 B Exhibition Centre S 3 M17 Le Bourget airport M16 TN 17 Le Bourget RER 1 RER B A Saint-Denis M17 M16 Pleyel T4 M15 M15 M12 M14 T0 Nanterre 2 T4 T4 T4 T0 RER M12 TN T4 A Saint- A C Gare du Nord M16 Paris-La Défense Germain- RER M11 MajorinvEstment en-Laye St-Lazare M11 15 RER E RER E LIGNE 11 Disneyland Paris A E E PARIS Gare de Lyon M15 5 M15 RER A 6 Gare M11 B oppoRtunITIES Montparnasse B Cité Descartes M14 RER 14 OlympiadeRER s M15 M4 9 RER C M15 AROUND A NEW Versailles M4 C T0 M15 C Villejuif Institut 8 G. Roussy B 11 tranSPOrt NETWORK 13 M14 URBAN PROJECTS A TTVM RER C Massy – Production, logistics and services Business district Research, innovation, higher education E M18 10 E M18 Palaiseau Paris – Orly Airport Paris-Saclay C 12 TRANSPORTS D B RER Grand Paris Express metro system Existing TGV (high-speed rail) station RER D C Other new lines Planned TGV (high-speed rail) station RER Charles de Gaulle Express Existing RER Existing Light railway 5 km Evry 3 miles 7 © SGP / PREDA / IFA / GPIA BUSINESS DISTRICT PRODUCTION, LOGISTICS AND SERVICES RESEARCH, INNOVATION, HIGHER EDUCATION SAINT-DENIS PLEYEL LE BOurGET AIRPORT SÉNART SATORY / SAINT-QuENTIN / VERSAILLES CAMPUS CONDORCET SCIENCE/HEALTHCARE CAMPUS 1 Paris Region’s no.3 business district 3 Paris Air Show - the world’s no.1 air show, 7 Logistics business park, natural open 13 High-tech, automotive, defence 2 Under construction: 11 Hospital facilities, cancer research Planned: aerospace industries spaces Planned: technology projects, •Mixed-usedevelopment,1.3 million sq. m. and innovation •7.6 million sq. m. for offices, housing Planned: development of aerospace Planned: TGV (high-speed rail) station, carbon-free vehicles, sustainable •Europe’sleadinghumanitiesandsocial Planned: 450,000 sq. m. devoted and creative/film industry sector logistics/services development mobility sciences university cluster to science and the services sector •thebiggeststationintheGrandParis Express network GRAND ROISSY 8 LES ARDOINES / SEINE AMONT 16 CERGY/ SEINE-OISE CONFLUENCE CAMPUS DESCARTES / MARNE-LA-VaLLÉE 12 PARIS-SACLAY CAMPUS 4 CDG airport, Paris-Nord-Villepinte Planned: 1.6 million sq. m. mixed-use Waterway logistics - port at Acheres, 6 Research, higher education and bu- Europe’s leading private/public research SEINE OUEST exhibition centre, business park, logistics, development natural open spaces siness - sustainable urban development cluster (maths, physics, engineering science, freight energy, etc.) 14 Media/digitaltechnologies Potential: development of logistics, Planned: 840,000 sq. m. mixed-use Planned: 3 million sq. m. of freight, ORLY / RUNGIS business, residential functions Planned: a campus city of 1.6 million sq. m. Under construction: 850,000 sq. m. development business tourism, business centres, 10 Airport, logistics, world’s no.1 fresh produce mixed-use development retail centres market GENNEVILLIERS PARIS RIVE GauCHE (LEFT BANK) Planned: 900,000 sq. m. of offices, a TGV 17 Waterway logistics, Europe’s no.1 river port PARIS - LA DÉFENSE DISNEYLAND PARIS / MARNE-LA-VaLLÉE 9 2.5 million sq. m.: o (high-speed rail) station, a gastronomy hub Potential: 150 hectares of logistics/port 15 Europe’s n .1 business district 5 Leisure, tourism, events, business, housing Bibliotheque de France, Paris Diderot activities University 3.2 million sq. m. of offices Planned: hotel capacity and tourist Scheduled: more than 1 million sq. m. attractions to double by 2030 Planned: 450,000 sq. m. of mixed-use 6 of offices (more than 160,000 sq. m) high-rise buildings 7 GRAND ParIS OPPORTUNITIES LOCATE ACCESS PUBLIC CONTRACTS Tailored operational and effective support - premises, Public procurement contracts are set to boost sales contacts, technology partners, administrative a number of business sectors - construction/civil procedures, recruitment engineering, energy, engineering, environmental www.paris-region.com services, ICT, finance, legal services, etc www.societedugrandparis.fr INVEST IN NEW SITES 150 million sq. m. for development and construction in a range of locations connected by the Grand Paris Express metro system www.greater-paris-investment-agency.com Design: Studio Anney - September 2013 - September Anney Studio Design: SOURCES: EUROSTAT, FDI Intelligence-Financial Times, Fortune Magazine-Global 500 companies, The Economist, Ernst & Young, Greater Paris Investment Agency & KPMG, INSEE (French Institute of Statistics), French Ministry of Research and Education, Invest in France Agency, Société du Grand Paris, Paris Region Investment Agency, CRT Paris Ile-de-France, Airports Council International, Haropa, Finance Innovation, IAU IDF, Immostat-IPD, Urban Land Institute, Startup Genome-Telefonica Digital - CREDITS PHOTOS: © ARD / Derouault Michel / Denis Bourges / Pascal Aimar Tendance Floue - PERIPHERIQUES Architectes / UPMC - Univers • © EPAD/THOM MAYNE /AGENCE MORPHOSIS - MANUELLE GAUTRAND © MaxiMou75 © Paris Tourist Office / David Lefranc © RATP - Gilles Aligon © Sébastien Le Clézio / Datagora / Hubstart Paris.
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