The city builds on itself. It cannot, indeed, physically expand without end. These geographical limits justify a review of the relevance of the built environment. This analysis gives rise to new perspectives of the use of the territory where the residential, commercial, service, health, and other uses intersect to weave a new urban fabric.

This process of requalification, regeneration, urban rewinding, to use a variety of terms in use, is based on a logic of real estate density.

The starting point for this real estate portfolio review is the redesign of the commercial function. But it can quickly encompass an environment with other uses. The purpose of this exercise is not only fiscal; it is also dedicated to improving the business offer … under new real estate parameters.