Residences for the elderly Dijon

Orvitis is a departmental housing operator, as well as a developer and social landlord. With a presence in the Dijon Métropole area, Orvitis has nearly 5,000 homes in this region, out of a total of 13,500 in the whole of the Côte-d'Or, mainly apartments but also detached houses. Orvitis' offer is aimed at the widest possible range of people, whatever their age or situation. Homes are eligible for APL and can be adapted for people with reduced mobility. The sales office on Place de la République provides local advice and studies the needs of each individual to find a suitable solution.

For existing properties, modernization work focuses on accessibility and thermal performance, with the aim of reducing energy bills for occupants. Orvitis is also working on home adaptation projects and the construction of Sérénitis residences for the independent over-65s, to help them stay in their own homes for as long as possible.

As part of its efforts to combat"passive heating", by 2030 Orvitis will have undertaken thermal renovation work to ensure that there are no E, F and G energy label homes in its portfolio. in this way, 1,500 homes will be renovated, i.e. 150 each year.
In Dijon, Orvitis will complete the renovation of 216 homes in the Fontaine-d'Ouche district in early 2023, and has begun restructuring the "ILM" building, located 14 to 30 rue Ernest Renan, by deconstructing three stairwells to divide the building into three residential units comprising 90 homes, including a Sérénitis residence.

Odifis, the structure reserved for transactions, facilitates home ownership. Buying building land, houses or apartments. For secure, step-by-step home ownership, rent-to-own for new homes, detached houses or apartments.

Sérénitis is reserved for senior residences offering proximity and services.

Locizy is for students, apprentices and young workers under 30.

Les Senioriales democratized the concept of "retirement in the sun" in the 2000s by offering the first senior residences. This developer, which has also become a residence manager, accommodates more than 5,000 residents in 75 residences! At the beginning, the concept was that of senior villages, with the purchase of houses decorated with services oriented towards security, comfort and conviviality. Since 2012, Les Senioriales has been developing an urban version of this concept by adapting it to the new expectations of the market: new apartments with the latest technical and adaptability standards, with controlled charges and located in the heart of cities and close to services. Receptionists are present 7 days a week during the day, and a manager offers à la carte services from partners close to the residence as well as entertainment.

In Dijon, Senioriales is present with a residence located at the bow of the new Jean Jaurès district in the south of Dijon. The residence appears as a vessel with innovative architecture with its eight floors. The relaxation and meeting room is located next to the manager's office and gives access to a huge terrace on the^first floor. From the studio to the vast T3 of more than 70 m², you will appreciate the large glass surfaces making all the rooms very luminous and offering pretty views from the^first level. Tram stop, supermarket, pharmacy, optician and medical analysis laboratory are all at the foot of the residence.

Habellis is a social housing company (ESH) of the Action Logement group, managing nearly 19,000 housing units in the Yonne, Côte-d'Or, Saône-et-Loire and Nièvre regions. With sales of €104 million and a staff of 213, Habellis is a leading social housing operator in Burgundy. Habellis offers a wide range of quality properties for rent and for sale (through Aqisia, its dedicated home ownership brand), both multi-family and single-family, accessible to 70% of the population. The company's housing stock is constantly enriched by the development and construction of new programs, as well as the renovation of existing properties to enhance tenant comfort and reduce environmental impact. Habellis' objectives are to meet its customers' housing expectations, by accompanying them on a genuine residential journey.

Machureau in Dijon: a major development project involving the creation of 150 housing units! Habellis has taken on the role of developer and is responsible for the creation of a neighborhood offering a diversity of products, contributing to the housing mix called for by the Dijon Metropole Housing Plan. Habellis is the project manager for 105 housing units in a residence designed for affordable home ownership and social rental, built in apartment blocks as well as single-family homes. A parcel of land has been sold to a private developer for the construction of 45 freehold units. The 105 dwellings - 79 rentals (T1 to T5), 26 (T2 to T4) dedicated to home-ownership (a program eligible for the PSLA scheme to promote soft home-ownership) - are distributed across several buildings, and are designed according to sustainable development principles: landscaped pedestrian walkways, gardens and vegetation, limited automobile traffic. Private outdoor spaces, as well as communal landscaped areas, have been designed to encourage sharing and social interaction between future residents. The homes will be NF Habitat HQE-certified, enabling them to achieve RT 2012-10% energy performance; a high-quality place to live!

Matisse in Chenôve's Mail district: rehabilitation in a district of national interest, part of Dijon metropole's New Urban Renewal Program (NPNRU). Habellis' project was based on the master plan and major development guidelines for the district: requalification and residentialization of the built heritage, diversification of the housing offer and requalification of public spaces. Conducted in consultation with Habellis, the town of Chenôve and all project partners, the project involves the renovation of 40 housing units (T1 to T5), the demolition of 30 units and the landscaping of the newly created spaces. With the aim of de-densifying the neighborhood and making it more attractive, the project involves creating two breakthroughs on three entrances (7 entrances in all) that make up the Matisse building on rue Françoise Dolto. The deconstruction of certain entrances will provide more breathing space and visual perspective in the urban fabric. This massive, linear aspect will be mitigated by freeing up a central space to create green areas conducive to biodiversity and to restore connections between the various spaces that make up the neighborhood. These far-reaching changes will not only enhance the quality of life and comfort of our customers, but also renew the image of the residence to maintain the appeal of the park. Habellis will also be refurbishing buildings^no. 1/3/9 and 11, with the aim of achieving "BBC Performance" certification.

Ovelia, part of the Vinci group, is opening a seniors' residence on the former site of the Sainte-Marthe clinic. The Courtille-Sainte Marthe residence includes 95 furnished, equipped units, from studios to T3, for autonomous or semi-autonomous seniors. Accessible to people with reduced mobility, the residence offers a range of included services, starting with a concierge service with staff present 7 days a week, as well as access to the indoor balneo area, the computer area, the media library or the fitness room, as well as to the activities that will be held every day. In the residence, Ovelia provides residents with a restaurant, à la carte, half-board or full-board, a hairdressing salon, a laundry, a cleaning service and a transportation service.

Orvitis, the department's leading public housing office, responds to the needs of society, particularly seniors, with its Sérénitis offering. These senior residences, accessible to independent people over 65, take the form of adapted housing or residences at affordable prices. Designed to be friendly and practical, Sérénitis residences comprise no more than 20 units, and are located close to essential day-to-day services such as shops, health care and transport. Residences on a human scale, where social interaction is enhanced by a shared social area. In addition to fostering social ties, the space also plays an active role through a variety of activities. To make life safer for occupants, a residence manager acts as a link between the landlord and residents, also intervening to make life easier for them.

New programs underway:

- in Dijon, rue de Colmar: 20 Sérénitis homes adapted for senior citizens;

- chenôve: Sérénitis residence on rue Renan;

- gevrey-Chambertin: Sérénitis residence on rue des Gémeaux.

More information on Orvitis.fr

ABI, Alexandre Basson Immobilier, is a small developer based in Dijon who tends to build small, luxury residences, such as those built in the faculties district. After building a dozen student residences, Alexandre Basson is now investing in a major residence for senior citizens in Arc-sur-Tille. ABI will own Domaine du Parc, a 51-unit residence spread over several buildings surrounding a swimming pool and set in a 4.5-hectare park. A truly attractive proposition for future tenants. Lots from 40 to 75 m² with parking or garages, some in houses, for rents ranging from €1,000 to €1,900. In addition to a range of high-quality services, including a concierge service, a restaurant and a village hall for private events, a nurse will be available, as will a multi-purpose vehicle. Amenities will also be available in the park, with ponds and a mini-farm. Access to this type of accommodation is possible as soon as you retire.