Grand Est : la réforme a-t-elle affaibli nos villes et la construction ? J.P. ATZENHOFFER [S8-E353]

The 2016 territorial reform was intended to create stronger, more attractive, and more competitive regions. Ten years later, has the result lived up to the stated ambitions? In this new episode of Igloo On Air, Jean-Philippe Atzenhoffer, PhD in Economics and Management, takes an uncompromising look at the effects of this reform. 👉 Has the Grand Est region become a coherent economic territory? 👉 Have our cities gained or lost in attractiveness? 👉 What are the links between economic dynamism, commerce, real estate, and construction? 👉 Are the scarcity of land and new planning constraints likely to exacerbate the difficulties? Behind the institutional question lies a very concrete issue: the ability of our territories to attract businesses, build housing, renovate their city centers, and prepare for their future. 🎧 An episode that will interest anyone wondering about the future of Strasbourg, Alsace, and more broadly, the cities of the Grand Est region. 👉 Listen here: [Link to the show] #GrandEst #Strasbourg #UrbanPlanning #Housing #Construction #RegionalPlanning #EconomicDevelopment #IglooOnAir #Igloo338 #Housing #CityOfTomorrow Time Markers: 0:00 Introduction 01:38 Does the Grand Est region have a truly coherent economic strategy? 04:05 Is the Grand Est region investing more in its infrastructure and cities than before the reform? 05:35 What do indicators such as commercial vacancy rates, turnover, etc., tell us? 10:38 What are the first signs we see in real estate and in the city when a region gains economic dynamism? 14:07 Does the ZAN law constraint further hinder economic development? 16:45 What are 3 essential conditions for reviving construction and attractiveness?