Property builders Dijon

Top Duo, a subsidiary of the Lyon-based AST group, France's^2nd largest homebuilder, has been building single-family homes in Dijon since 2005. The offer is divided into 2 ranges of houses, Pop, designed to meet the needs of first-time buyers with houses from 66 to 90 m², exclusively on catalog. And the Premium range with larger surfaces, more elaborate architectural details, while being modular and adaptable to your desires. Top Duo houses are of course RE200 compliant with a PAC heating system and mineral wool insulation, among others. The Top Duo team is a partner of most of the developers in the Côte d'Or, which also allows you to find the right land for your project.

Maisons d'en France has been building in Dijon and Burgundy for over 20 years. Faithful to its original values, Maisons d'en France's offer is based on quality and trust for its customers. The brand also benefits from its membership of the Procivis Immobilier group, a real estate company that brings together all the trades in the sector, which qualifies its production capacities and reliability. The basic Maisons d'en France catalog offers a wide choice of contemporary, made-to-measure models. The homes are also equipped with home automation solutions for controlling closures and heating, in line with the RE2020 initiative. With Maisons d'en France, you benefit from the best of our experience in the choice of materials and finishes, as well as in construction supervision. Add to this total transparency in response to your questions, with your builder advising you and informing you of all possible minor concerns, the subject of price revisions being perfectly framed and expressed, the latter being guaranteed for 6 months, the time it takes to go through all the administrative and banking stages. But now it's time to get on with your dream and the project of a lifetime. Your construction is covered by all the guarantees of the Builder's Contract. All that's left for you to do is meet with our sales team in Dijon to discuss your project. They can also advise you on finding a plot of land and optimizing your financing.

Maisons Darcy " Créateur de maisons individuelles " is a Dijon-based builder born in 2012 whose offices are now located on rue Sambin, with, please, a parking lot in the inner courtyard! The brand has built its reputation on the complementary skills of 3 partners, Amandine, Michael and Hervé Faivre. Maisons Darcy builds custom homes with very contemporary architecture, often with a preference for the roof terrace style. The company is backed by BVS Construction and is a member of the Union des constructeurs et aménageurs de la FFB (LCA-FFB) for the guarantees of the Contrat de Construction de Maison Individuelle (CCMI). Maison Darcy provides a plan of your house certified by LCA-FFB that strictly respects the terms of the 1990 law. The design criteria of Darcy houses are optimal: brick to constitute the frame, great care taken with the traditional solutions of the interior partitions to ensure air tightness, insulation from the outside, use of home automation solutions and the latest techniques to reduce energy consumption. Amandine Faivre draws your house according to your specifications, everything is possible, including to realize it in wood frame, she can also accompany you in the research of your ground. The projects are executed in very realistic 3D and the construction is ensured by confirmed craftsmen of the Dijon region. The strength of Maisons Darcy is also that it offers innovative interior design solutions, which makes it an undeniably charming home.

Nexity Foncier Conseil is the land development and subdivision branch of Nexity, the No. 1 real estate company and France's leading developer. The Dijon-based Nexity Foncier Conseil team selects, buys, develops and markets land plots in communities under development in and around Metropolitan France, as well as in Doubs, Haute-Saône and Territoire de Belfort. Nearly 100 plots are sold each year directly to individuals or through builders. The 2023-2024 catalog is enriched by new opportunities. Following on from the Longchamp and Marliens subdivisions, two new developments have been announced: Hauteville-les-Dijon, with 30 lots, and Saint-Apollinaire, with 250 housing units, including 60 building plots. The plots of land are either free to build, or constrained by the local PLU with an imposed builder, or concerned by the Metropole's affordable housing specifications with possible access to zero-rate loans. In addition to the quality of the development, Nexity offers free financing solutions and the services of a consulting architect for the signature of building permits. It's important to keep an eye on the market, as opportunities are quickly snapped up... The best thing to do is to meet the Nexity Foncier Conseil team to discuss your needs. Nexity has also been present in Dijon for over 30 years as a developer, property manager and real estate agency.

The Moyse Group created the property promotion company, Moyse Promotion in 2008 to expand its offer while enjoying its expertise. After an important development on Franche Comté and Besançon, Moyse Promotion is located in the Dijonnaise region, benefiting from the good image developed by the Maisons or Rocbrune houses. Moyse promotion offers city houses, twinned or grouped by 4 with the Liberty Concept brand, goods delivered turnkey, land and terraces. This formula, the plans imposed in or T 4 or T 5 offers a good quality and very badly affected prices. On average, 200 000 € for a single house between 80 and 100 m ². Also include a 12-month realization period, the construction permit steps being passed when the plans are proposed. After the programmes of Fleurey-sur-Houses and Marc d'Or there are no programmes in the Côte d'or in 2013. But there is a lot to bet that as soon as an ad hoc land is acquired, Moyse Promotion will return to the Dijonnaise region.

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.

A precursor of the eco-districts in the Dijon metropolitan area, this district developed by CDC Habitat (Caisse des Dépôts) has taken the place of the former military hospital, near the Dijon hospital center and a tramway station. Covering more than 7,000^m2, it features almost 550 housing units, half of them social rental, in addition to 1,300^m2 of commercial space for mixed-use housing. Close to a 4-hectare wooded park open to the public, pedestrians and cyclists are given priority, confirming Dijon's vocation as a capital of urban ecology. Voisin Immobilier, Edifipierre and Kaufman & Broad have sold or are building several residences here.

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.

Key Energies, specialist in photovoltaic panels, has been installed at Await-la-Côte for over 10 years. The company has become one of the safe values of the sector. The installer offers multiple solutions for individuals: photovoltaic central to produce your electricity in consumption or resale, solar hot water or thermodynamics production, heating and air conditioning by heat pump… With regard to electricity production, the study will be objective and prudent: the depreciation of the facility will thus be guaranteed as it will ultimately be more efficient than necessary. The company allows individuals to choose self-consumption or sell electricity. Please be aware that your installation will be able to receive storage batteries within 1 to 3 years, as your surplus is no longer sold. In 2017, photovoltaic projects are optimal, they will be based on the price of equipment, guarantees (25 years of production and 10 years by the manufacturer) and flexibility of use, resale or consumption. Poses are provided by home technicians. If the solar solution is not suitable for your needs, the heat pump may be suitable for you. The production of photovoltaic electricity also concerns industrial and agricultural buildings which often have large areas of well-exposed roofs.