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Aqisia is the Habellis brand dedicated to the sale of land and new and existing homes. Habellis has been established in Burgundy since 1919. In addition to its construction and rental management activities, Habellis is also involved in land development. Through its Aqisia brand, Habellis offers building plots for sale at competitive prices, with a builder's choice; an ideal partner for your real estate project!

The Côte-d'Or, Saône-et-Loire and Yonne regions currently offer attractive land opportunities. They change regularly, so keep a close eye on them with Habellis' Aqisia advisors. www.aqisia.fr

With almost 11,000 housing units, GRAND DIJON HABITAT has become Dijon Métropole's leading social landlord over the decades. Originally created by the city of Dijon in 1926 to build the first emergency housing estates, the social landlord is now over 90 years old. For several years now, its territory of action has been that of the agglomeration, and it is present in 14 of the 23 communes of the Dijon metropolitan area. Since the health crisis, GRAND DIJON HABITAT has worked to improve the relationship between the landlord and its tenants, by setting up a reception service with priority given to appointments.

A constantly evolving range of rental accommodation:

New rentalunits are offered - Every year, around 150 units are commissioned. In 2024, a number of new developments are expected, including 79 units in Terrot Town, 70 units in the Garden State development along the Avenue de Langres tramway line, and 25 units in the Charmette - Varennes - Maupassant residence. At the same time, the 30 homes in the Jacques Martinet residence in the new Arsenal district, to be delivered in early 2023, will feature shared roof gardens.

Eco-rehabilitation. GRAND DIJON HABITAT has been eco-rehabilitating its older properties for several years now. In the Fontaine d'Ouche district, the eco-rehabilitation of the Franche-Comté block continues. a total of 102 homes are now connected, benefiting from innovations such as heating data analysis. GRAND DIJON HABITAT wants to go even further by focusing on innovation and experimenting with collective self-consumption. By the end of 2024, an additional 1,000 homes will be eco-renovated at Fontaine d'Ouche. By 2027, 80% of GRAND DIJON HABITAT's pre-1980 housing stock will be eco-rehabilitated. For the time being, 83% of the landlord's stock has a label between A and D, compared with 68.6% nationally.

A European first. Together with Dijon Métropole, GRAND DIJON HABITAT has signed up for the prestigious European H2020 call for projects. In 2024, two buildings on the Franche-Comté block will benefit from solar panels, generating self-consumption for the entire block. The energy generated by this solar production will be re-injected into the common areas of the 6 buildings on the block, enabling tenants to save on charges. Work is starting on the Franche-Comté block, which will be testing out new connected services in the coming years. A total of 377 homes are potentially concerned by these innovations.

In addition, the public office is one of the 5 pilot landlords in France to experiment with the integration of digital architecture in an existing building. This will enable the deployment of solutions and services capable of facilitating homecare for the elderly and improving the residential tranquility of tenants. These major eco-rehabilitation projects will make a tangible improvement to the energy performance of GRAND DIJON HABITAT's portfolio, and at the same time reduce tenants' costs and boost their purchasing power.

Sale of older homes. Each year, as permitted by law, GRAND DIJON HABITAT offers around twenty housing units for sale. Priority is given to tenants, then after a few weeks to all interested parties, this scheme enables people to become homeowners and take a new step in their residential development. In Dijon, Chenôve and Chevigny-Saint-Sauveur, L'Office is selling selected residences from its portfolio at very attractive prices.

Sales of new housing via PSLA. GRAND DIJON HABITAT has launched a number of new home-ownership programs under the Prêt Social Location Accession (PSLA) scheme. For more information on programs currently on the market and eligibility conditions, visit the GRAND DIJON HABITAT website dedicated to the purchase of homes via the PSLA scheme: proprietairepourleprixdunloyer.com

A redesigned website. Since 2022, the virtual agency has been accessible from the new website, making daily life even easier for tenants, who can use it to report problems with their accommodation, pay their rent online, submit administrative documents, track their file in real time..

Charging and recharging terminals. GRAND DIJON HABITAT will be equipping itself with four charging stations for electric vehicles, which will release the surplus energy stored in the vehicles overnight before recharging them in the morning. Installed at GRAND DIJON HABITAT's head office, the charging stations will recharge the landlord's fleet of electric vehicles.

Just a 15-minute drive from the center of Dijon, Sennecey-lès-Dijon combines the advantages of the city with the charm of the countryside. Just a stone's throw from the fields, the commune boasts the essential services and facilities (health, schools, sports, etc.) to guarantee its residents a comfortable lifestyle. A medical center, a shopping center and new housing units are all contributing to the growth of the population. Between 2023 and 2024, around 150 homes will be built in the commune, and between 2025 and 2030, more than 120 homes will complete the project.

sennecey: "Towns and Villages where life is good". In 2023, Sennecey-lès-Dijon was ranked ^14th (out of 11,135 towns with 2,000 inhabitants), and first in Burgundy!

A new 440-home district, a new eco-responsible living space between town and country, with 3,000 inhabitants expected by 2030. The ZAC des Fontaines program, developed by Splaad, includes 40% multi-family housing, enabling young couples to enjoy a true residential experience in Sennecey. 57 of the expected housing units will be low-rent and 40 affordable housing units. By 2023, 70 new homes will have been delivered, after a number of multi-family units, including a Sérénitis seniors' residence, and around 20 single-family homes had already been built by Orvitis, Moyse and Esyom, and Nexity and Atik Résidences, which delivered 52 multi-family units in 2021, while almost 20 completed the project in 2022. In 2024, developer 2A Design will start construction of around 30 container homes, 90 to 110 m² in size on 250 to 400 m² lots, to offer an alternative to first-time buyers held back by inflation in the cost of materials.

Local shops at the foot of the building will complete the offer.

A sports field to create social links. Of the 14-hectare ZAC des Fontaines program, 5 hectares will remain planted. At the heart of the district, the Parc des Eaux, the Buttes playground, the conservatory orchard and the slide area provide meeting places, promenades and a reservoir of biodiversity.

A micro-creche will open in the neighborhood in 2024.

A bus line will link the district in 2025.

A student residence could also be built in Sennecey-lès-Dijon, as the commune is considering the project.

Carré de l'Habitat and Sopirim will also be building new residencesin other neighborhoods undergoing renewal, and the one to be built by Sopirim will be intergenerational. Carré de l'Habitat will build 17 homes.

Heritage renovation. Renovation of Saint-Maurice church, the third oldest church in Côte-d'Or, is scheduled for completion in 2023 (it will celebrate its thousandth anniversary in 2049), while that of the historic town hall building will be completed in 2024, along with the construction of a parking lot opposite.

Local shops. The commune boasts a supermarket, a small shopping mall with around ten shops and a number of retailers in the industrial zone.

The health center is very well equipped , with general practitioners, masseurs, physiotherapists, nurses and care assistants, speech therapists and phoniatrists, dentists and dental surgeons, and a pharmacy.

The Junot district was one of the first eco-neighbourhoods to emerge from the ground in the Dijon conurbation on the 9.3 ha of the former barracks of the same name. Located north of Dijon, halfway between Place de la République and La Toison d'Or, served by line 2 of the tram, it has 600 housing units meeting environmental quality objectives, 180 of which are social rental units, as well as shops and local services, as shown by the HQE (Haute Qualité Environnementale) gymnasium. It is equipped with a crèche/halte nursery with 60 places, a meeting room for associations and a library.

The 2.3 ha site comprises almost 200 homes, 60% of which are rented. Habellis is the land developer for this district, some of whose rental units were winners of the Burgundy-Franche-Comté Regional Council's "Low and very low energy buildings, positive energy buildings" call for projects. It benefits from an unspoilt environment that encourages walking and cycling. It is served by two streetcar stops and is equipped with shops and services. With Fenêtre sur Parc, Nexity was one of the last developers to set up in this verdant neighborhood.

The emergency housing estate built on rue de Stalingrad in the 1950s has given way to an ambitious eco-neighborhood program, Via-Romana (named after the nearby Roman road), with 200 new homes on a 3-hectare site that emphasizes energy efficiency and respect for the environment. Grand Dijon Habitat developed these 3 hectares on behalf of Dijon Métropole, coordinating the programs of private operators Nexity and Icade. Grand Dijon Habitat's Quadrata residence stands out for its innovative design. The entire district reflects the metropolis' values in terms of social mix, with 30% affordable housing, 40% free housing and 30% low-rent housing.

The Société Publique Locale Aménagement de l'Agglomération Dijonnaise (SPLAAD) is a public company whose capital is exclusively held by local authorities. Created in 2009 by the Communauté d'Agglomération du Grand Dijon, the SPLAAD is dedicated to the development of housing areas and business parks in the Dijon area, exclusively on behalf of and within the territory of the local authorities that make up its shareholding. Its team is composed of 14 people, including 7 project managers.

Their first mission concerns rehabilitation or construction, such as the recent rehabilitation of Halle 38, transformed into cultural spaces for Dijon Métropole, or the Monge parking lot which is located opposite the Cité internationale de la Gastronomie et du Vin.

It mainly concerns the development of housing areas, such as the Zac Coeur de Ville in Quetigny, the Zac Centre-ville and the Saint-Exupéry and Kennedy shopping centers in Chenôve, and the Zac des Fontaines in Sennecey-lès-Dijon. But also in Dijon, the Arsenal district, the Quai des Carrières Blanche district and the Zac Jardin des Maraîchers. The SPLAAD also plays a real role in advising, providing services and engineering projects for its local authorities, particularly in drawing up specifications in line with the PLUIHD (local inter-communal urban planning plan for housing and transport), and respecting the criteria of social diversity - both within the districts and within the buildings - by means of balanced programs combining open-access housing, home ownership and low-rent housing. All the operations launched by SPLAAD involve an urban architect who pre-designs the housing area for use by the developers, with the aim of ensuring the architectural coherence of the entire neighborhood, including the existing buildings.

SPLAAD is building the new school barns with the Metropolitan Campus and the construction of two engineering schools

The SPLAAD is also the developer of Dijon Metropole's economic development zones, including the Valmy III tertiary cluster, the Dijon Bourgogne eco-park and the Beauregard park.

ENEDIS Bourgogne delivers electricity, whatever the energy supplier, to residential, business and local authority customers. As manager of the public electricity distribution network, ENEDIS is responsible for maintenance, connections, troubleshooting and meter reading. A public service for the ecological transition in the regions.

In Burgundy, more than 900,000 Linky meters have already been installed, representing around 90% of Burgundy households.

The network is evolving to support the growth of renewable energies, the development of electric mobility and changing consumption patterns. ENEDIS is continuing to modernize the distribution network by replacing the 35 million meters in France. The Linky smart meter is a key element in this modernization.

This meter also brings a number of advantages to the consumer:

A simplified move-in process, with access to electricity in less than 24 hours.
A trouble-free meter reading. The meter can be read remotely and without an appointment.
Faster detection of faults.
Easier control of my consumption, while protecting my data

ENEDIS Bourgogne delivers electricity, whatever the energy supplier, to residential, business and local authority customers. As manager of the public electricity distribution network, ENEDIS is responsible for maintenance, connections, troubleshooting and meter reading. A public service for ecological transition in the territories.

In Burgundy, over a million Linky meters have already been installed, representing some 94% of Burgundy households.

The network is evolving to support the growth of renewable energies, the development of electric mobility and changing consumption patterns. ENEDIS is continuing to modernize the distribution network by replacing the 35 million meters in France. The Linky smart meter is a key element in this modernization.

This meter also brings many advantages to the consumer:

Easier control of my consumption while protecting my data, with a real tool for monitoring consumption.

A simplified move-in process, with access to electricity in less than 24 hours.
A trouble-free meter reading. The meter can be read remotely, without an appointment.
Faster detection of faults.

Enedis is committed to supporting the development of electric mobility in buildings: Enedis facilitates the deployment of all charging infrastructures, by ensuring their connection, electricity supply and metering of the energy distributed, whatever the installation solution chosen. Today, condominium owners and landlords can choose between two collective solutions to equip their parking lots with charging points. As a public service provider, Enedis is on hand to help.

On the heights of Marseilles and only 6 km from the port, Collinéo will be a revisited version of the Provençal hamlet! Given by the proponent: the hamlet in its urban version becomes a new generation concept! Composed of 3 peace (Iloé, Aldéa and Siméo) the frame that housed it is, it is true, quite exceptional. Architecture will be voudra style with buildings of a reasonable size and height, probably to reflect the authenticity of the village that shelters it. Collineo will delight those who cannot choose between city and countryside!

After 3 years and 75 meetings with the elected representatives of the 23 municipalities of Dijon Metropole, the Local Intercommunal Urban Plan for Housing and Transport, PLUi-HD, came into force on 23 January 2020. Drawn up on the basis of the PLU (Local Urban Plan) of the municipalities in the territory, the PLH (Local Housing Programme) and the PDH (Urban Mobility Plan), it maps out the face of the metropolis for the next 10 to 15 years. It is from the PLUi-HD that urban planning authorizations are issued, such as building permits. To make it easier to understand, Dijon Metropole has set up two practical tools:

a guide that brings together all the provisions of the PLUi-HD (siting rules, maximum height, green spaces, fences, parking ...).

an online cartography (api-carto.dijon.fr/PLUI or on the Dijon Métropole website) where you can enter an address to find out about all the urban planning measures related to the parcel.

The PLUi-HD also integrates the provisions related to mobility with actions on the urban transport network (bus, trams) but also soft modes or the transport of goods. Finally, this document takes into account the nature in the city and the preservation of agricultural land in the long term.