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One of France's leading charitable organizations involved in the fight against poverty has given a gloomy picture of the nation's housing situation, warning that the number of people living in poor conditions is on the rise across the country.

CONFIRMATION OF THE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY FEATURING ALMOST 480 LOTS UNDER DEVELOPMENT TO MEET THE DEMAND OF OUR DIVERSE CLIENTS CBo Territoria confirms its sustained activity level

The new scheme will launch in 2023, and will include gas, electricity, water, and even some rent bills

STRONG GROWTH IN HALF-YEAR RESULTS[1] AND SOLID OUTLOOK Continuous growth in the recurring net income of the Property Investment business: +19.8% at €5.0 million Rise in commercial properties: +12.7%

Despite tripling of the homeless population, French authorities do little to address the nation’s housing shortage.

Press release Sainte-Marie, February 16, 2022, 21h00 4.1% increase in 2021 revenues for the Property Investment, a strategic development focus Back to a recurring level of Property Development activity

Press release Sainte-Marie, January 12, 2022, 10:45 Good business performance in 2021 heralding a buoyant year 2022 ·Housing (units): Sharp rise in the performance of the property development business

STRENGTHENED PARTNERSHIP WITH SHLMR/ACTION LOGEMENT IN INTERMEDIATE AND SOCIAL HOUSING IN THE DISTRICTS DEVELOPED BY CBO TERRITORIA Agreement to sell 3 future residences of 162 units altogether for

Sunday 21 February 2021 - 5:09am France has already begun to experiment with office-to-home conversions AFP | ALAIN JOCARD PARIS - COVID-19 has emptied office buildings and business districts, and with working from home expected to be the norm after the pandemic, some want to convert them to residential use to help solve inner city housing crises. France has already begun to experiment with such conversions and "the significant rise in remote working encourages scal...

Covid-19: Could empty office buildings help solve Frances housing crisis? Issued on: 3 min Paris (AFP) Covid-19 has emptied office buildings and business districts, and with working from home expected to be the norm after the pandemic, some want to convert them to residential use to help solve inner city housing crises. France has already begun to experiment with such conversions and "the significant rise in remote working encourages scaling up" such projects, French Housing Minister Emmanuel...