Our analysis and innovations

Launching a major industrial or urban project no longer depends solely on political will or investment capacity. In today's context of energy and ecological transition, the success of a project depends first and foremost on its technical, environmental and social feasibility. At ARKORIS, we get involved where intentions need to become real operations. We support the implementation of complex projects throughout France, without ever confusing acceleration with improvisation. What we find is that certain parameters are still too often tackled too late - or ignored.

The growth of secondary private equity markets, and the rise of evergreen funds, are transforming the way real estate assets are valued. It is no longer environmental intentions, but measurable evidence - traceable, certifiable, enforceable - that guarantees long-term liquidity. ARKORIS decodes the stakes for developers and real estate companies.

Faced with the end of the Pinel scheme and the reconfiguration of the residential market, intermediate rental housing (LLI) is benefiting from a new regulatory and fiscal impetus. But behind the apparent attractiveness of the scheme, a fundamental question remains: what is the value of a real estate asset that demonstrates neither its ecological performance nor its technical sustainability? ARKORIS offers an operational reading for developers, investors and planners.

In an ever-changing regulatory and climatic environment, the technical quality of real estate projects can no longer be seen as an adjustment variable. Thermal, acoustic and energy performance is becoming a strategic lever for the use value, heritage durability and environmental robustness of operations. At ARKEMEP, we believe that performance cannot be decreed. It must be built methodically, right from the earliest design phases.

Increasingly stringent sustainability requirements are profoundly transforming the expectations of financial markets. For issuers, property developers and management companies, environmental information is no longer a narrative supplement, but a binding document subject to verification. The Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) now incorporates these requirements into all its doctrines and control processes. In this context, IRICE's structuring as a third-party certifier - within the ARKORIS Group - provides a proof framework compatible with the expectations of investors, regulators and statutory auditors.

Summer comfort is becoming a key requirement in real estate projects. However, few projects are able to design it in advance, simulate it robustly and then demonstrate it on site. There's often a gap between announcement and operational reality. At Arkoris, we have structured an integrated response, drawing on the expertise of Arkemep (thermal engineering, STD), Arkenor (environmental management) and IRICE (certification). The objective is clear: to move from promises to proof, and to ensure that summer comfort is part of a performance-based approach.