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The article introduces a new section in the Notary Space dedicated to prevention, focusing on tools and tips to prevent complaints and claims, featuring practical cases and concrete examples. It includes excerpts discussing various scenarios such as responding to requests from the Canada Revenue Agency regarding real estate transactions, receiving subpoenas to appear in court as a notary, and handling inquiries from bankruptcy trustees seeking information about past transactions.

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The article informs about reconciliation of fees and service contract in real estate market in collaboration with the clientele and communications department. Topics include professional liability in the event complaint from a dissatisfied customer; and signature of the parties in a context of increased competition, the professional service contract will consolidate the relationships between the notary and the client.

The article showcases Sweden's impressive strides in its quest for a sustainable future, particularly evident in its mission to decarbonize its real estate sector, a goal that was set nearly half a century ago. It mentions that Sweden's early commitment to stringent energy efficiency standards, comparable to those introduced in France much later, and the pioneering implementation of a carbon tax on fossil fuels in 1991 have paved the way for its current success.

The article delves into France-based Figaro Classifieds' significant strides in the real estate domain, particularly its publication "Propriétés Le Figaro," solidifying its dominance in luxury real estate through multimedia channels and expanding its influence in the American market.

The article explores the multifaceted aspects that define ultra-luxury real estate, beyond monetary value, emphasizing criteria such as prestigious addresses, unique architectural features, privacy, and exclusivity, as discussed by industry experts from Barnes and Daniel Féau.

An interview with Cyril Zaprilla, Retail Director France at BNP Paribas Real Estate Transaction, is presented. He discussed the state of the commercial real estate market, acknowledging a significant slowdown in the third quarter but projecting a potential stability comeback in 2024, especially in prime areas and major Parisian streets known for luxury and flagship retail. He emphasized the contrasting resilience between discount and luxury sectors during economic uncertainty.

An interview with Alexandre Séjourné, managing director of Accessite, operator of real estate services, is presented. Topics include Accessite's white paper titled "Le centre commercial en 2030," on the future of shopping centers and their need to reinvent themselves by offering experiences, hybridizing with other uses such as coworking spaces and becoming places of social gathering and sharing; integration of electronic-commerce brands; and the need for flexibility in commercial real estate.

The article reports on the several businesswomen that have take charge of construction, brokerage, financing, infrastructures, regulations in the real estate business. These women inspire today a generation ready to take over and to give a new face to this sector that moves as quickly as the cities are transformed. Nathalie Palladitcheff, president at Ivanhoe Cambridge Inc., entered the world of real estate by the way of finance.

The article reports on the city of Montreal and Quebec in Quebec trying to attract retail outlets. In Quebec City and Montreal, up to 10% and sometimes 20% of business premises on commercial arteries are vacant. Modern consumer habits that upset the retail trade have a role to play. Companies such as Casper or Frank & Oak have been able to convince consumers to buy online with easy return policies.

The article reports that Frey, a real estate company, has exercised its purchase option to acquire the Polygone Riviera shopping center in Cagnes-sur-Mer, France. It focuses on repositioning the shopping center, aligning with Frey's strategy to become a leader in sustainable commerce in Europe. It is further reported that the plan includes a shift towards mass-market brands and diversification of the tenant portfolio.

An interview with Annie Giraudou, of Otéra Capital, is presented. Topics discussed include working with the real estate industry, and with Ivanhoé Cambridge; sitting to boards of directors or by preparing the succession; focusing on work-life balance and well-being; finding work-family balance; and the impact of Covid-19 pandemic on Otéra Capital.

The article focuses on the resurgence of interest in the metaverse, highlighting its immersive, persistent, and collaborative qualities, and discusses its growing popularity among younger generations and its potential applications, from climate change mitigation to urban planning. It mentions various brands, including luxury and real estate sectors, are embracing the metaverse, and discusses the economic potential of this emerging digital space.

The article offers information on the investment strategies for real estate sector in France in 2019. Topics discussed here include, opportunistic investment in real property, respect for environmental standards and adaption of technologies that favor environment, and the French construction sector and its complexity.

The article informs about several events and trade fairs including Paris Retail Week, Equipmag and Siec, which will allow visitors to feed on the innovations offered by the entire retail and e-commerce ecosystem for omnichannel, real estate commercial, and logistics. Topics include reinforcing the need for digital transformation for better the customer relationship; and consumers on a different way of living the shopping experience with inflation and the energy crisis.

The article offers information on the 2020 du salon international de l'immobilier commercial (Mapic), International Commercial Real Estate Exhibition, will take place in a digital to be held on November 17-18, 2020. It mentions curative content webinars, ad hoc studies by theme and Covid-19 pandemic forced the business to reinvent itself to become more collaborative. It also mentions place of sale in the place of life for real estate companies, architects and brands.

The article discusses the importance of millennials in real estate industry as they acquire a good portion in the population of Quebec. Topics discussed includes confidence index of millennials towards notaries, real estate agent as financial advisor, decision making skills of millennials and real estate broker.

The article reports that British retail group John Lewis enters the real estate market for apartments to be built on excess retail and parking garage space, and the restructuring plans after the Corona crisis hit the retail group made difficult market environment and the changed customer behavior.

The article reports that Aldi Süd is reorganizing its real estate division, in response to the increasing mixed use of buildings, the discounter is opening project development offices in several large cities and bundling its expertise with municipalities and investors.

In this article, Annie Landry, vice president, finance and administration, Le Germain Hotels, talks about the guidelines that guide the chain's expansion plans. The management of the hotel chain knows that it is a long process of research, analysis and reflection to decide where to build the next hotel. Despite the real estate investment efforts made by the group from coast to coast, the hotel industry is part of its DNA.

The article reports on the need for Montreal shopping centers in Quebec to reinvent themselves to attract customers who can buy everything on the Web in just a few clicks. Developers will stop at nothing to revive the glory of a city center threatened by dismal customer visits. The Time Out Market, which will open in September 2019 at the Eaton Center in downtown Montreal, comes with 16 food counters, including three bars, with a cultural scene and more.

The article reports on the role of women in real estate business. Real estate brings together a wide range of professions, and women are gradually gaining a voice in this traditionally male-dominated environment. From construction to investment funds to communications and management, they make their way, but the game is far from won.

The article offers information on the intengible assets of real estate enterprises in France like trademarks, patents, and mobile applications. Topics being discussed include, conducting independent verifications using information databases, legal documentation and contractual relationship, and industrial property rights for real estate business.

The article examines how construction and real estate development are often seen as predominantly male domains and also provides information about several women employees at Montoni including Nathalie Filion, Roula Abi-Ghanem and Geneviève Grégoire. It mentions that FIlion manages all financial operations of the company, the execution of the strategy investments and risk management.

The article focuses on an organized virtual discussion by the Women of the Scotiabank, looking to the future and the advancement of women in the real estate industry. It mentions about a substantial pay gap between women and men in commercial real estate; and also mentions that women bring a lot of hard work, perseverance, effectiveness, efficiency, control of work-family balance and empathy.

The article presents information about Première agency specializing in real estate communication that supports all professionals sector, architects and investors. It mentions that the Première agency offers communication to its customers multi-channel organized around three poles of skills such as strategy & consulting, Branding & Design, Influence & media.

The article offers information on the 2020 du salon international de l'immobilier commercial (Mapic), International Commercial Real Estate Exhibition, will take place in a digital to be held on November 17-18, 2020. It mentions topics discussed at Mapic include innovation throughout the value chain; improvement of customer knowledge, cost reduction and increased traffic and sustainability.

The article informs that the creative agency Dissidentia has changed the identity of the real estate brand France Comfort Homes which will now called Hexaôm.

The article discusses ways to motivate millennials in entering the real estate business. The new generation looks for a respectful atmosphere and climate at work. The Sigmund company in Quebec installed a foosball table and two swings in a neon-yellow room. They are always looking for recreational activities and entertainment.

The article reports on the women lawyers namely, Diana Lyrintzis, Marie-Eve Lamy and Cristina Darwish, who animate the real estate team at Montreal, Quebec-based law firm KRB Avocats. Lyrintzis had the ambition to support her clients in transactions with real estate developers. The specialty of Lamy is to manage the funding stage of a transaction. Darwish brings to the team a particular understanding of the needs and realities of clients.

The article reports that the representation of women in the commercial real estate sector is far from parity.

The article reports on CREW (Commercial Real Estate Women), which is the first network in the industry dedicated to promoting and supporting women in commercial real estate.

The article reports on the need for an increase in the participation of women in the real estate business.

The article announces that Noël Moussali has been appointed as the head of the real estate division of Vivarte.

The article reports that the opening of Royal Hamilius real estate project in Luxembourg by Codic is scheduled for late 2019.