Listening to local communities and residents to imagine the city of tomorrow.
Bouygues Immobilier designs living spaces that take into account all the realities of the areas in which they are located, on all scales: housing, offices and neighbourhoods.
It addresses three priority issues: the expectations of local authorities, the needs of its customers, and climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Activities
Housing
Its “Coeur de vie” solution for more sustainable, comfortable and modular housing.
Nouveau Siècle, its subsidiary specialising in the conversion of heritage buildings into homes.
Coverso, a solution to convert offices into housing.
Offices and hotels
The “Bureau Généreux” (Generous Office), a groundbreaking Bouygues Immobilier solution for the commercial property market.
Urbanera
An urban operator specialised in designing, building and developing mixed-use, sustainable neighbourhoods.
Changing the way towns and cities are designed and built
Meeting all housing needs
With its strong regional presence and 32 local offices, Bouygues Immobilier meets the needs of all regions (housing, commercial, neighborhoods) and their residents. It addresses all residential needs (social housing, intermediate housing, open market and subsidized housing, and student housing) and is committed to removing barriers to home ownership by offering various solutions such as “Pass’Proprio” (for first-time buyers) and “Pass’Invest” (for investors).
The Bouygues Immobilier teams place the aspirations of users and communities at the heart of their projects. Its offerings have been redesigned, based on the needs expressed by citizens and with an emphasis on current environmental issues.
Promoting well-being in cities
Determined to design living spaces that prioritise the environment and social relations, Bouygues Immobilier works daily to reduce its carbon footprint and adapt cities to climate change. It offers more sustainable living spaces by favouring the use of materials with a lower carbon footprint, such as geosourced, biosourced or reused materials: hemp concrete, solid load-bearing stone, raw earth facades, etc. In addition, to move away from traditional heating methods (particularly gas), its programmes are connected to district heating networks where possible, or have triple-use heat pumps that help reduce residents’ energy consumption.
Bouygues Immobilier places nature in the city at the heart of its project design in order to make urban spaces more liveable. In its design operations, the company creates a signature garden developed with ecologists and landscape architects, recognised as a Jardin de Noé (Noah’s Garden). It pays particular attention to water and soil management in all its projects.
Bringing life back where there was none
With urban regeneration in mind, Bouygues Immobilier is shaping the city by targeting urban sites with strong potential for transformation, such as commercial areas on the outskirts of towns, brownfield sites and ageing real estate assets. The challenge? To give these neglected urban spaces back to the residents.
Key figures
970
Employees
at 31 December 2025
57
Projects
that have applied for the BiodiverCity label (from 2014)
Our projects
The Canebiers-Villette eco-neighbourhood in Cagnes-sur-Mer combines urban redevelopment, urban regeneration and renaturation. It will extend the town centre of Cagnes-sur-Mer with the creation of 485 homes, offices, shops and services, replacing an above-ground car park.
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