The pair will deliver three urban development projects in Nantes, Sartrouville and Flis / Aubergenville.
With more than 5000 stores in France, Carrefour has always had its roots in the heart of the regions in which it operates. Since people’s lifestyles and needs have changed, towns and cities need to evolve to keep pace with them. Within the framework of its transformation plan, Carrefour wants to play a key role in the urban and sustainable development of the regions in which it operates. Beyond simply providing retail services, Carrefour wants to take action to enhance people’s lives in cities by developing mixed urban projects.
The projects will all be underpinned by common aims, including a ‘neighbourhood of the future’ design which will encourage the creation of environmentally-friendly forms of mobility. The projects will provide residents with new green living spaces and a wide range of uses and will encourage environmentally-friendly forms of mobility.
Jérôme Nanty, Group Head of Assets and Executive Director for Human Resources, commented: “Carrefour is absolutely certain that retail needs to play more of an urban and social role. The coverage that our stores provide is a major asset, and we want to use it to enable us to help create the cities of the future.”
