Located east of Paris, just two hours away from all major French and European cities, Val d’Europe is a booming economic hub counting over 53,000 residents and 8,300 businesses representing more than 49,000 jobs. The economic success of Val d’Europe stems from an innovative development approach, blending an urban environment where people enjoy living, working, learning, and having fun.

A leading economic and tourism hub with a global influence, Val d’Europe has established itself as a model of regional development over the past 30 years. Today, the area boasts over 53,000 residents, 49,000 jobs, and 8,300 businesses, with 1,000 new businesses setting up in 2024 alone!

As an innovative and pioneering region, the aim is to ensure sustainable economic development committed to the energy and ecological transition. To guarantee the harmonious development of Val d’Europe, territorial planning is exclusively based on actions and initiatives addressing tomorrow's challenges, such as renewable energy, biomass-powered heating networks, sustainable mobility, eco-friendly buildings, low-emission materials, and more.

Over the past 20 years, more than 360,000 m² of activity space and 240,000 m² of premium office space have been developed. This prime economic hub offers numerous other opportunities for new businesses to settle through the planning of innovative, high-quality business districts and personalized support for all stakeholders looking to establish themselves in the area. This unique methodology relies on the collective intelligence of the public and private actors driving the area’s development. Because of its sustained development dynamic, Val d’Europe can offer real estate projects for businesses, housing, tourism, and a wide range of business facilities .

New urban projects are underway to welcome workers and residents:

• Quartier des Studios et Congrès : 150,000 m² of office space, 1,700 housing units, and 4,200 m² of retail spaces.
• Coupvray Parc: A new district in development, set to include upon completion 1,400 housing units, shops, a school complex, daycare centers, and a sports hall.
• Urban Center: In immediate proximity to key infrastructures, Val d’Europe offers access to the next generation of office spaces.
• Pré de Claye: A district that will include 2,140 housing units, a hotel, an ecclesiastical center, and a private school complex.

Business parks on the market:

• Couternois: 47 hectares for mixed-use projects, among which 8 are available.
• International Business Park (PIE): 140 hectares, including 60 dedicated to green spaces, 233,000 m² of office and industrial facilities developed, and a 94% occupancy rate. Ideally located near the A4 highway.
• Coupvray Business Park: 11 hectares for small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) combining architecture with a sustainable approach. 6 hectares are still available.

If you're setting up a business or have projects in construction or mobility, come contribute to this sustainable success!

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