Key points:
- National distinction for Nice and the Metropolis: The selection of Nice and the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolis for the “Territoires engagés pour le logement” operation to build more than 30,000 homes in 22 territories by 2027marks an important recognition of their commitment to an innovative and sustainable housing policy.
- Notable progress with overbuilding: Prime Minister Gabriel Attal specifically praised the overbuilding initiative in Nice, illustrating a creative approach to increasing the housing supply without expanding the urban footprint.
- The exemplary nature of the OIN Nice Éco Vallée: The integration of the OIN Nice Éco Vallée among the selected projects testifies to the ambition of the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolis to combine economic development, diversification of the housing offer, and environmental preservation.
Commitment and innovation: the keys to the success of Nice and the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolis
The recognition of Nice and the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolis in the “Territoires engagés pour le logement” operation highlights their pioneering role in developing innovative solutions in the field of housing.
This distinction rewards the efforts of the territory to develop strategies that combine respect for the environment, response to housing needs, and stimulation of local economic development.
An innovative strategy for a housing crisis
Gabriel Attal also praised the work of the City of Nice on the subject of overbuilding, whose reflection is already well advanced on the subject.
ndeed, Nice and the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolis presented in December the results of the study conducted on the creation of housing in overbuilding, with a potential of 7,750 new homes identified. Gabriel Attal addressed the Mayors and social landlords, asking them to launch “all the studies that will allow overbuilding.”
The OIN Nice Éco Vallée: a flagship project of the Metropolis
The OIN Nice Éco Vallée, the central piece of the urban strategy of the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolis, perfectly embodies this integrated vision.
Extending over 10,000 hectares to the east of the Var plain, this ambitious project aims to create a balance between economic development, via the emergence of an urban technopole and a multimodal exchange hub, and the production of diverse and quality housing. The preservation of the Var hills remains a priority, thus ensuring harmony between urbanization and respect for the environment.
Nice EcoVallée – Métropole Nice Côte d’Azur
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