The Clichy-Batignolles area is a major project to convert former railway sites. The first release of JLL’s report “Grand Paris and commercial real estate: future trends” focuses on Clichy-Batignolles. In Clichy-Batignolles 50 hectares of land is due to be developed by 2018/2020 with no less than 260,000 sq m of office space. On the one hand this includes the development of a number of office buildings (140,000 sq m overall) and, on the other hand, the future Cité Judiciaire de Paris (Paris Law Court), designed by the architect Renzo Piano, which will draw 9,000 visitors to the area on a daily basis. New transport links will strengthen the existing network and offset the current weaknesses these sites have in terms of accessibility. To read more about the the impact of the Grand Paris on commercial estate in Paris and its region, connect to our informative website : http://bit.ly/1vG92jg

1. A major project to convert
former railway sites:
Sources: JLL / Paris Batignolles Aménagement contact.france@eu.jll.com
www.jll.fr
Grand Paris | January 2015
Clichy-Batignolles
A 50-hectare
site
140,000 sq m
of offices
120,000 sq m
the future Cité
Judiciaire
(Law Court)
310,000 sq m
of retail, services
and light industrial
By 2018-2020
6,500
new
residents
12,700
jobs
New transport infrastructure
By 2017-2019
Extension of the line Arrival of the line
3,400
homes
14M
2017 2019
A 10-hectare
green space
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