Today, it is a huge Renault garage which occupies an area of one hectare.
Tomorrow, there could instead be a dozen buildings housing 900 inhabitants, a few shops, a nursery and 3,400 m2 of green spaces.
A building permit was filed in early 2020. The Paris city hall recognizes that
"this building permit complies with the regulatory framework defined by the local urban plan (PLU)".
But residents quickly made their opposition known.
Under the kind pressure of the town hall, the promoter withdrew his permit, in order to open a negotiation period.
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In Paris, all real estate projects arouse outcry and opposition.
Knowing how to compose, organize consultation, amend projects becomes an essential skill for all players in the real estate world.
This is even more true for large projects, such as Bercy-Charenton or the Messageries (12th arrondissement) or Ordener (18th).
To improve acceptability,
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