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Val d’Europe: the hallmark for your business
"The Banque de France selected
this site for several reasons. It
responded to the issues specific to
data centres, with the presence of
telecommunication infrastructures
from the leading providers on the
market and the fibre optic service
managed by Semaphor 77. The
site was also close to our Noisiel site
and accessible in several ways: A4
motorway, etc."
>A large selection of properties (offices, business parks,
showrooms, land, with operations undertaken by yourself
or a promoter)
>An international business incubator and a business centre
>A variety of sizes (from single workstations to work spaces
measuring hundreds of square metres or even entire
buildings totalling several thousands of square metres)
>Fibre optics available at the international business park:
fast broadband internet access (10 Mbit/s to 1 Gbit/s
symmetrical connection, cable and DSL (10 Mbit/s)
and over 21 ISPs in Val d’Europe
>Careful integration of buildings: architectural quality,
integration into the landscape and surroundings
>Innovative properties: Buildings meet High Quality
Environmental (HQE) and low energy building (BBC)
standards
> The 1st heating network in France powered by a data
centre providing 100% green energy to businesses
>Convivial workspaces
(telecentre, co-working, innovation café...)
François Chevallier Mames,
Project Manager
for the Banque de France
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Val d’Europe, the most dynamic urban
area in France
> The fastest growth of SMEs in France between 2000 and 2010: +481% (according to a study by the Assemblée des Communautés de France)
> A large living area and labour pool:
356,000 inhabitants and 120,000 jobs
> The number one business tourism hub in Europe
with over 15,000 m2 of convention space and a
future congress and exhibition centre
The most competitive service industries
establishment area in the Ile-de-France
region (KPMG study 2012)
Establishment costs are lower than in Paris and its
inner suburbs (CFE (business land contribution)
of 26.04% and office creation fee of €90 per m2)
thanks to reasonable local taxes
Already in Val d’Europe are:
• Natixis
• Ludendo
• BNP Paribas
• Société
Générale
• EDF
• ITT
• Necotrans
• STILL
• Defta
• Henkel
• CCI77
• Banque de
France
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> 30,000 inhabitants today, 60,000 by the year 2030
"We were looking for suitable
premises with further land available
for future expansion. We came to
Val d’Europe for its environment,
amenities and transport. The
dynamics connected with the
Disney parks and the growth
prospects are great. There is a
vision here of urban planning at the
service of the people that appealed
to Groupe Ludendo".
> A young population: 75% are under 40
> A booming university centre
(management, tourism, health, IT, etc.)
• 10,000 students in the long-run
> A successful mix of land use
•housing
•urban neighbourhoods
• woodland
•urban parks
• public amenities
> The number one European tourist site with Disneyland Paris
> A world-class shopping centre
Jean-Michel Grunberg,
President of Groupe Ludendo
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lifestyle
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90% of its inhabitants recommend living
and working in Val d’Europe
> Live 5 minutes from your work thanks to diversified housing (for sale or rent, houses or flats)
> Relax in a unique landscaped environment
• ponds with recreational facilities
• cycle paths
• a greenway
> Enjoy local and regional amenities with your family
• schools, nurseries and leisure centres
• theatres and multimedia libraries
• a swimming pool, gyms and sports fields
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>Air links
• 10 min from Roissy-CDG airport and 30 min from Orly airport
"Val d’Europe is «the place to be» for
an international company like DEFTA,
with transport and communication
infrastructures close at hand,
environmental quality, numerous
hotels and the attractiveness of being
the number one tourist destination in
Europe.
Val d’Europe is an architectural and
property success, where you can
work, live and have fun.
It’s far from pollution and traffic jams,
but close to world capitals and major
decision-making centres".
>Eurostar and Thalys train links
• 12 departures daily to London and Brussels
>East European TGV links (3h45 from Frankfurt)
>Motorway links
• A4 to Paris and Reims
• A104 10 min away
• A86 15 min away
• A1
>Urban links
• 2 regional railway (RER) stations with parking spaces
• 2 bus stations
>30 min to Paris, 1h10m to Lille, 1h30m to Brussels, 1h50m to
Lyons, 2h25m to Strasbourg, 2h40m to London, 2h50m to
Marseilles, 3h45m to Frankfurt
Jean-François Ker Rault,
Director of Groupe Defta
Val d’Europe
a strategic position
High-speed travel
thanks to the first
TGV train hub
in France
Val d’Europe
a locality in tune with your projects
>A team by your side: at every stage of your project, engineers,
local elected representatives and business property specialists
are there to help
>A single point of contact to help you and to simplify
administrative procedures as much as possible, plus the
benefit of our network of public and private partners
>Economic information
Information about available financial support
>Help in recruiting staff
Information about hiring support policies
>Integration into the local economic fabric (Val d’Europe
Business Club, speed business meetings, workshops, etc.)
>Help with land use law
>Support for housing and public services (childcare, education,
etc.) for employees
>Support in finding employment for spouses and partners
> Benefit from the expertise of "business competitiveness clusters"
• Cities and sustainable mobility (Advancity) and
• Digital creative industries (Cap Digital)
>Join the tourism cluster, a centre of excellence in research,
teaching and training
SAN du Val d’Europe
Department of Economic Development
1 C, avenue Christian Doppler
77700 Serris
Phone: +33 (0)1 78 71 00 11
[email protected]
www.valeurope-san.fr
SAN du Val d’Europe, June 2013 - Graphic design: Frenezy communication - Printing: L’Artésienne - Photos: yannpiriou.com – Translation: Julia Trinson
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