HUBSTAR PARIS AN EXCEPTIONAL LOCATION FORESTABLISHMENT AND INVESTMENT IN EUROPE

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Paris Region,One of the Leading Regions in Europe

Located at the intersection of European and global trade routes, Paris Region is the leadingmarket in Europe with a GDP of 511 billion Euros, as much as the Netherlands or the state of Texas.

Paris Region features effi cient transport infras-tructures that facilitate quick access to otherEuropean cities:

• 3 international airports:Paris – Charles de Gaulle, the leadingEuropean hub;Paris – Orly, the 2nd largest French airport;Paris – Le Bourget, the leading European busi-ness airport;

• Leading European motorway node, • Only hub in the world to combine airports

and high speed trains (TGV, Thalys andEurostar) connecting two European capitals in particular (London and Brussels);

• Second largest river platform in Europe.

Paris Region is also:

• The 2nd largest global concentration of Fortune 500 corporate headquarters ahead of New York andLondon, and just behind Tokyo.

• The leading corporate real estate base in Europe with 50 million square metres of offi ce space, 30 million square metres of business premises and 29 million square metres of warehouse space.

• The leading tourist destination in the world thatwelcomes over 42 million visitors each year, 28 million of which from abroad.

• One of the world capitals of trade shows and conven-tions with over 3,000 events per year uniting 9 million visitors and 100,000 exhibiting companies.

• The largest regional exhibition capacity in the world (650,000 square metres of exhibition space).

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Hubstar Paris,Main Gateway to the European Economy andExceptional Business Centre

Located 30 kilometres north of Paris, Hubstar Paris is the gateway to the European and French markets.In addition to its infrastructures, the area counts over 260,000 private jobs and forms one of the main job growth centres in France.

Hubstar Paris offers many conveniences and multiple investment possibilities and meets theexpectations of several hundred international companies already present such as L’Oréal, Delphi, Daewoo, Air France, FedEx, DHL, WFS, Delsey, Cap Gemini, etc.

It features numerous public services among which French Customs that today offer highly competitiveservices to international companies.

Accessibility and Multimodality

Hubstar Paris, gateway to Europe and France with the proximity of Paris, city of lights!

Top-fl ight transport infrastructures connect Hubstar Paris to the world’s main economic regions:

• Paris – Charles de Gaulle international airportis the connection point between intercontinental networks and intra-European and domestic networks. In 2008, nearly 61 million passengers passed through its gates ranking it fi fth worldwide. The airport is thus the leading cargo hub in Europe and sixth worldwide(source: ACI - Airports Council International).

• The high speed railway network (East European TGV, Eurostar and Thalys, the TGV railway stations of Roissy and Val d’Europe to the east) connect Hubs-tar Paris to European business centres in just a few hours.

• The European high speed train cargo network project, Euro-Carex, connected to Paris – Charles de Gaulle will contribute to the competitiveness of the area and its companies.

• In 2015, the “Seine Nord Europe canal” project will connect the greater Paris area and Nord-Pas-de-Calais. It will connect these two major economiccentres to Benelux and the seven maritime ports on the Le Havre-Rotterdam vector.

• Connection with Paris is provided by numerous qualitytransport infrastructures: RER B rapid transit system, A1, A3 and A86 motorways, not to mention the futureNord-Europe TGV station established in the Pleyel business district, in the southern quadrant of Hubstar Paris.

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Traffi c per geographic fl ow atParis – Le Bourget international airport (2008)

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North America 3 %

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A marketplace: key business streams, contractors and trade shows

When they choose Hubstar Paris, companies will benefi t from: • A dynamic and diversifi ed local economy based on

six streams of excellence (Aeronautics, Airport Services, Logistics - Cargo, Safety-Security, Tourism and trade events, Eco-activities) and on four key functions (corporate training centres, R&D, show-room);

• The presence of many international leaders:Aéroports de Paris, Air France - KLM, FedEx, EADS, L’Oréal, Servair, Alstom, PSA, Dassault Aviation, etc.

• A dense network of reactive, highly competitive small and medium size companies operating in a wide range of fi elds;

• Numerous opportunities for meeting internationaland local economic players due to the presence of the two major exhibition grounds of ViParis: Paris-NordVillepinte and Paris – Le Bourget. Paris Region is the leading world congressional centre.

This marketplace also offers companies and their employees an exceptional living and work environment: natural regional parks, leisure activities, golf courses, shopping etc.

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Paris – Le Bourget is the leading business airport in Europe.

It is ideally situated between Paris – Charles de Gaulle airport in the north and Paris in the south.In 2008, it counted 64,000 movements and

roughly 700 destinations served.

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Why Invest in Hubstar Paris Real Estate?

Hubstar Paris offers the security related to its position in a dynamic and diversifi ed economic region. Hubstar Paris features several million square metres of corporate real estate and a constantly growing installed base enabling it to meet market needs.Hubstar Paris is part of the most dynamic real estate areas. The maturity and liquidity of this market, and the diversity of real estate supply and demand are among the strengths of Paris Region and Hubstar Paris in

attracting the growing numbers of investors who seek new opportunities and in offering users products that meet their needs. During this period of global economic crisis, the density of the market and its assets make it a sure value that is part of the euro zone and favoured by the many inter-national investors already present (GE Real Estate, Axa, Unibail, BNP Real Estate, Segro, etc.).

Increased opportunities for development and growth

The Grand Paris project supports the dynamics and excellence of Hubstar Paris®

To support the economic development strategy of Hubstar Paris, the French government and territorial administrations have undertaken numerous territorialdevelopment projects. The two symbolic projects deve-loped in the framework of ‘’Grand Paris’’ are:

• The reinforcement of mass transport service (automaticsubway system linking the major economic centresof the region),

• The development of a European cargo network by high speed train (Euro-Carex project).

Moreover, several major facilities are being developed: doubling the size of the international exhibition grounds

of Paris Nord Villepinte, creating a World Trade Centre near the two airports (Airapolis) or a future shopping centre at Paris – Charles de Gaulle airport (Aéroville).

To better host international corporations, several businessparks are being expanded or created such as the Parc Mail in Roissy-en-France, the international zone of south CDG, the business park of Le Bourget airport, the development of the Gonesse-Roissy site, the Eco-Campus in Cergy-Pontoise, etc.

Several of these projects seek more sustainable eco-nomic development in order to better preserve thenatural and living environments.

Hubstar Paris, sure value in a troubled global economic environment

Euro-Carex’s ambition is to develop air/rail inter-modality on a European scale for the cargo carriage of short and medium haul fl ights towards high speed trains when appropriate. It unites the national Carex units composed of Paris, London, Amsterdam, Liège, Lyon and Cologne.The major European and world air cargo players areheavily involved in the project: Aéroports de Paris,FedEx, UPS, TNT, Groupe La Poste, Air France Cargo, WFS are among the members of Roissy Carex.This project will give air cargo operators the possibility of replacing short haul air transport or road transport with railway transport, thus meeting sustainable develo-pment stakes.

Diversifi cation of the economic baseto expand the markets of user companiesAlready clearly engaged by market forces, theeconomic diversifi cation of the area is supported by public players developing university campus, technologi-cal facility, shopping centre, cultural facility, new business area, and golf course type projects.

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Major Versatile Host Areas

• Paris – Charles de Gaulle airport hub zone:In addition to its international airport, this area is charac-terized by its very high density of private and public jobs (91,000 jobs in early 2008). This area is particularly wellirrigated by all types of transport networks. The heart of the area concentrates dense and modern corporate ter-tiary real estate and many hotels. Cargo zones and districts for support activities are also offered to companies.

• A few kilometres south of this zone we fi nd the Paris – Le Bourget business airport hub and Paris Nord Villepinte and Le Bourget exhibition grounds. Aside from hosting the International Paris Air Show that unites the greatest names in the aeronautics industry, there is also the strong density of logistics companies and busi-nesses related to the organization of trade events, but also many business aviation companies that have established their maintenance, assistance, service handling, aeronautics training activities or regional headquarters there.

• Further south, at the edge of the city of Paris is La Plaine Saint-Denis, 15 minutes from Paris – Charles de Gaulleinternational airport and La Défense. This is the thirdlargest tertiary sector centre of Paris Region, home to larger international corporations (Generali, Arcelor-Mit-tal, Coteba, Eiffage, etc.) and featuring major structuring facilities (Stade de France, General Warehouses of Paris

etc.). La Plaine Saint-Denis is also an important university centre of Paris Region with nearly 45,000 students in the territory and over 70 research laboratories in a young, dy-namic and multicultural environment.

• To the east is the centre of Marne-la-Vallée -Val d’Europe, served by the TGV Est, Nord Europe,Méditerranée, Atlantique, Eurostar, Thalys, and a densemotorway and mass transport network, that is located just 30 minutes from both international airports. The dynamic nature of the area is boosted by the presence of Disneyland Paris, and other economic drivers such as the Val d’Europe shopping centre, an annexe of Paris-Est University, severalbusiness parks among which the Val d’Europe Business Park and many hotels.

• To the west there is the metropolitan area of Cergy-Pontoise that groups advanced technological and indus-trial activities (information technology, telecommunications, automobile, aeronautics, and bio-technologies), tertiary and logistical activities, research centres, a major higher educa-tion centre and 21 university research laboratories.This area also has a dense network of small to medium size companies and industries and several major tertiary esta-blishments. Cergy-Pontoise is also located near many spotsfeatured in the paintings of the Impressionists.

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MAJOR BUSINESS AREASParis – Charles de Gaulle business centre

Paris – Le Bourget business centre

Sogaris logistics platform

Roissyparc International

Paris Nord 2 International Business ParkGaronor business and industrial park

Gonesse Aeropark

Parc Mail

Mitry-Mory Compans industrial area

Plaine Saint-Denis – Stade de France

Entrepôts et Magasins Généraux de Paris (EMGP) warehouse centreCergy-Pontoise

Marne-la-Vallée – Val d’Europe

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MAJOR REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS

Aéroville

Airapolis

Campus Condorcet

Goële business and industrial park

Roissy-Gonesse Triangle

South CDG trading zone

South Roissy-en-France trading zone

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Main Business Areas in the Hubstar ParisMarketplace

The real estate assets of the area

• Exceptional location • Diversity of lease demand• Secure transactions• Market transparency

• Forecasted growth• Quality/price ratio• Numerous land opportunities

Paris – Le Bourget Business Centre

Description:Paris – Le Bourget airport hosts nearly 100 companies (airlines, aeronautics manufacturers, equipment manu-facturers and service companies) and is undertaking an ambitious real estate modernization and development programme on its immediately available land reserves.

Surface area: 553 hectares, 43 hectares of which in land reserves

Companies already present: Air France Industrie, Dassault Falcon Service, Cessna Citation, Embraer, Eurocopter, Flight Safety International, Unijet, Jetex, Universal Aviation France, Signature Flight Support, Aéro Service Handling, etc.

Description:Paris – Charles de Gaulle is developing districts with their own identity: Roissypole (business district), Porte Ouest (business park and industrial park), Cargo Maintenance and Express cargo.For example, Roissypole is a business district offering an exceptionallocation to companies that want to benefi t from the uniqueinter-modality offered by the hub (airplane, TGV, RER, CDGVAL,motorways).

Surface area:3,260 hectares of surface area, 136 hectares of which are available land reserves

Companies already present: Air France - KLM, FedEx, France Handling, HSBC, etc.

Paris – Charles de Gaulle Business Centre

Description:Sogaris is a logistics platform dedicated to air cargo that offers premises perfectly suited to companies operating in the ground handling of air cargo.

Surface area: The site comprises six warehouse buildings linked to the runways of Paris – Charles de Gaulle airport and

two offi ce buildings totalling 50,000 square metres of warehouse space and 15,000 square metres of offi ce space.

Companies already present: Air France Industries, DHL, GSH, Yusen, etc.

Sogaris logistics platform (Paris – Charles de Gaulle Airport)

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Description:This 300-hectare park includes 1 million square metres of marketed space, 500 companies and over 16,000 jobs. The park hosts more and more tertiary functions inparticular in the transport, temporary work and informa-tion technology sectors. More than 50% of the companiespresent are foreign.

Companies already present: Delphi, Mitutoyo, L’Oreal, LG Electronics, Daewoo, DHL, Guerbet, Cap Gemini France, etc.

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Roissyparc International (Roissy-en-France)

Description:Roissy Parc International is a site reserved for high technology and small to medium size companies and industries.This park already hosts over 3,000 major companies that benefi tfrom convenient services: Administrative and fi nancial services,customs, exhibition grounds, hotels, seminar rooms etc.

Surface area:16-hectare site, including 65,000 square metres of offi ce space.

Companies already present: Fedex, Volvo Trucks France, Mori Seiki, Affi print, etc.

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Garonor Business and Industrial Park

Description: Garonor is the largest urban logistics park ofParis Region located between Paris and theParis – Charles de Gaulle and Paris – Le Bourgetairport centre. It hosts over 300 establishments.

Surface area:With 30 buildings totalling over 350,000 squaremetres on 75 hectares, leased surfaces (offi ces,activity areas, warehouses or express parcel docks) from 150 to 25,000 square metres are available.

Companies already present: DHL Danzas, Ethicon, Axelium, Geologistics, etc.

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Gonesse Aeropark

Description: Located between Paris – Le Bourget and Paris – Charles de Gaulle airports, Aéropark is a 56,500 square metre business and industrial park set on 14 landscaped hectares currently in its mar-keting phase.

Surface area:This park is composed of 10 buildings that can be divided into lots from 700 to 5,000 square metres for signifi cant fi t-outfl exibility.

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Description: Very near to Paris – Charles de Gaulle airport, Dixence is currently developing a large scale business park in Roissy-en-France with a High Environmental Quality standard.

Surface area:Parc Mail will include 65,000 square metres of offi ce space, buildings for small to medium size companies and industries including tertiary activities and services (inter-company food service, childcare centres, fi tness centres etc.) on 16 hectaresbordering a golf course.

Description: Plaine Saint-Denis is the 3rd largest tertiary centre of the Paris metropolitan area with over 1.3 million square metres of tertiary activities counted in 2008. Development conti-nues with 1.5 million square metres planned for the next 10 years.Rents are very competitive oscillating between €230 and over €300/sq.m/year for new tertiary surface areas meeting the latest HEQ standards.

The “Landy/Pleyel” sector of this area unites several trading areas with over 790,000 square metres of developments, nearly 400,000 square metres of offi ce and activity space and over 100,000 square metres of housing.

Companies already present: Generali, Arcelor-Mittal, Samsung, Cap Gemini, Orange, etc.

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Entrepôts et Magasins Générauxde Paris (EMGP) Warehouse centre(Saint-Denis – Aubervilliers)

Description: The EMGP is a unique concept in tertiary parks, true “Corporate Campuses” combining environmental qua-lity, architectural diversity and services to companies and employees.

Surface area:EMGP is distributed over 75 hectares that include over 400,000 square metres of new or renovated surfaces.There are two parks in all, including the Parc des Portes de Paris that covers 53 hectares and counts 320,500 squaremetres of built-up surface area hosting 250 tenants in145 buildings.

Companies already present: Studios de France, SFP, Endemol, Carrère Group, TF1, Hugo Boss, Affl elou, Clareton, Publicis, Yacaste, etc.

Mitry-MoryCompans Industrial Area

Description: Today this area employs 6,500 people and hosts over 250 companies in a variety of business sectors: metallurgy, agribusiness, construction, transport and logistics, technologies etc.

Surface area:240-hectare industrial area

Companies already present: Darty, Geodis, Air Liquide, Elastograme, Alho, Wim Bosman, etc.

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Description: In Cergy-Pontoise, two business districts and 17 business parks offer many opportunities for corporate establish-ment just 25 minutes from La Défense and 35 minutes fromParis – Charles de Gaulle airport.By 2012, an ”Eco-Campus”, a tertiary park of 33,000 square metres of net fl oor area on six hectares will be developed and dedicated to innovative companies, entrepreneurship and research.

Surface area:100,000 square metres of offi ce space available for a maxi-mum rent of €170/sq.m/year and 107,000 square metres of activity premises, 43,300 square metres of warehouse space available.

Companies already present: 3M France, Thalès, BP France, Huawei, Thomson, Castrol France, Nike France, Sagem, ABB MC, etc.

Other economic centres are present in the greater area and provide companies with a varied offi ce, activity and warehouse space offering: the Vallée de Montmorency, Pays de Meaux, Portes de Paris trading area, etc.

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Surface area:Nearly 200,000 square metres of offi ce space will be available by end 2010. Part of this offering is designed for users seeking turnkey offi ce and research premises.

Companies already present: The Walt Disney Company, Natixis, Henkel, ITT, HSBC, Fortis, KPMG, etc.

Description: This area provides companies from all business sectors with a diversifi edoffering of offi ce space starting at €200 €/sq.m of net fl oor area near rapid transit stations (RER).Energised by the presence of Disneyland Resort Paris, the Val d’Europe sec-tor (23,000 inhabitants and 21,000 jobs), located in Marne-la-Vallée is under-going signifi cant development with an immediately available supply of space, in particular within the Paris Val d’Europe business park.

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Green real estateFor several years now, a real estate offering that seeks to preserve the quality of the environment is progressively emerging in Paris Region in order to meet environmental needs and corporateexpectations. The development of this offering is particularly encouraged by the public authorities who wish to contribute to an improved application of sustainable development concerns.In 2008, the delivery of HEQ-certifi ed offi ce operations greater than 5,000 square metresrepresented nearly 30% of new surface areas marketed (for a total of 270,000 square metres). This production should progress quickly in the coming years; 900,000 square metres of HQE offi ce space are already planned for 2010.Within the confi nes of Hubstar Paris, business parks under construction and/or being marketed are part of this environmental approach combining performance, effi ciency and technology (Parc Mail in Roissy-en-France, Eco-Campus in Cergy-Pontoise, etc.).

6. South CDG trading zoneThis 198-hectare project includes the creation of a 98-hectarebusiness park that will extend Paris Nord 2 and the expan-sion of the Villepinte exhibition grounds over 71 hectares.In the long term, this programme will feature 850,000 square metres of net fl oor area of activities dedicated principally to services to companies and people, events, high added value logistics and international organization hosting.

7. South Roissy-en-France trading zoneThe “Sud Roissy” trading zone, located in Roissy-en-France covers a surface area of about 14 hectares.This project provides for the establishment of businesses and shops featuring high quality French know-how and high technology (45,000 square metres), cultural and educational facilities (15,000 square metres), residential real estate (8,000 square metres) and leisure, food service, hotel, offi ce andservice facilities (43,000 square metres).

A few emblematic operations at Hubstar Paris

1. Aéroville

Baptisé « Aéroville », ce centre commercial géant de 50 000 m², dont l’ouverture est prévue fi n 2012, est conçu pour satisfaire les touristes et voyageurs à la recherche de boutiques haut de gamme, et servir les employés de la plate-forme aéroportuaire qui souffrent d’un défi cit commercial et de services. Ce projet devrait permettre la création de 2 500 emplois.

2. AirapolisAn 18,000 square metre convention centre with exhibition halls (45,000 square metres) three- and four-star hotels (re-presenting roughly 1,000 rooms), and permanent showroom space (14,000 square metres) will be established in Roissy-en-France on a 12-hectare plot. The fi rst buildings are expec-ted for 2010-2011.

3. Condorcet CampusThe new Condorcet Paris-Aubervilliers Campus will be built within the community limits of Aubervilliers (Seine-Saint-Denis) and Paris for 2012. It will cover a total surface area of over 130,000 square metres. This new knowledge centre will then form one of the largest concentrations of researchers in the human and social sciences in France with 2,000 teaching researchers and over 6,200 students.

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The “Triangle Roissy-Gonesse”, a vast area of 1,000 hectares located between Paris – Charles de Gaulle airport and the Paris - Le Bourget business airport, is a site that will host high technology activities (airport-related, event-related, business tourism, international district) by 2011.

5. Roissy-Gonesse Triangle

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4. Goële business and industrial park

Located 30 minutes from Paris and only 10 minutes from Paris – Charles de Gaulle airport, the Goële business and industrial park at Saint-Mard covers a surface area of 70 hectares and will host logistics companies, shops, hotels and restaurants as of 2011.

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Hotel Industry: Multiple Opportunities

A Buoyant Market

• The growth of passenger traffi c at Paris – Charlesde Gaulle airport is regular and is progressing more quickly than at other major Europeanairports. By 2020, traffi c should increase by20 million passengers.

• The diversity of the passenger population (businessor tourism) offers real business opportunities for real estate investors and operators alike (speciali-zed hotels, residential hotels etc.)

• The territory is able to host a new service offering:residential hotels, hotels with large rooms for seminars, etc.

• As regards environmental quality, there is anincreased demand by consumers and clients, but regulation in this area is still lacking.

Spurred by the global leading position of Paris Region as a tourist destination and its unique hosting capacity for professional encounters and events, the hotel business continues to develop and offer signifi cant growth perspectives within the confi nes of Hubstar Paris:

Hotel offering in Paris Region in a few fi gures:

• Paris Region, leading installed hotel base in the world with 150,000 rooms (including 8,000 rooms in the Roissy sector and 15,000 rooms in the Disney sector)

• An occupancy rate among the highest in the world (76%)• An installed hotel base that grows each year by 3,000 additional

roomsFrance has adopted the international hotel classifi cation system bycreating a new category: “5-star” hotels. This new category will enable French hotels to attract a new upscale clientele that is often professional and for the most part foreign.

Attractive profi tability

Hotel real estate in the Hubstar Paris marketplace is characterized by:

• A “sales/room” ratio greater than that of major world metropolises• An average price per night that remains stable• One of the best fi ll rates in Europe (71% on average)

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The existing hotel offering is based on two major centres

With at least 25,000 rooms, Hubstar Paris is the second largest concentration of hotels in ParisRegion behind the city of Paris. Most of the major European and North American brands are already present: Sheraton, Hilton, Groupe Accor, Pullman, Hyatt, Radisson SAS, Disneyland® Resort Parishotels, etc. The offering is structured by two centres:Paris – Charles de Gaulle international airport and its vicinity (8,000 rooms) and Disneyland Paris and its vicinity (13,000 rooms).

Many land opportunities are still available in the Hubstar Paris marketplace to develop this offering. For example, the hub of Paris – Charles de Gaulle offers many possibilities for establishment due to the vast land holdings available (136 hectares) ideally lo-cated for hotel real estate deployment in the heart of a 200,000 square metre business district served by the mass transit system (RER).Several possibilities are available to hotel chainsaccording to the location: lease, sale, partnership.

A professional and highly international clientele

Paris Region’s distinctiveness lies in the very particular profi le of its clien-tele: 45% of the hotel clientele is professional in nature and 55% of the nights are purchased by an international clientele.In the territory of Hubstar Paris, the share of the business clientele is greater due to the sustained activity of the two exhibition grounds and the presence of two international airports, Paris – Charles de Gaulle and Paris – Le Bourget.

Paris Region, leading tourist destination in the world:

• 60% of the visitors are foreign.• With 14.5 million visitors, Disneyland® Resort

Paris is the most visited site in Ile-de-France.• Paris Region, leading world destination of trade

shows: - Over 3,000 events per year - The largest exhibition surface area in

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Interconnection

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T.G.V. Nord Eurostar Thalys

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N118

N118N286

N104

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D934

N2

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N184

N184

N14

A6

A10

A86

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A4

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D199

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A15

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A13

A14

A12

A86

A115

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Val-d’Oise

Seine-et-Marne

Paris

Seine-Saint-Denis

Paris -le Bourget

TGVMarne-la-Vallée-

Chessy

TGVParis

Charles-de-Gaulle

Paris -Charles de Gaulle

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LA-VALLÉE

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MAJOR BUSINESS AREASParis – Charles de Gaulle business centre

Paris – Le Bourget business centre

Sogaris logistics platform

Roissyparc International

Paris Nord 2 International Business ParkGaronor business and industrial park

Gonesse Aeropark

Parc Mail

Mitry-Mory Compans industrial area

Plaine Saint-Denis – Stade de France

Entrepôts et Magasins Généraux de Paris (EMGP) warehouse centreCergy-Pontoise

Marne-la-Vallée – Val d’Europe

EXPO

EXPO

Paris NordVillepinte

ParisLe Bourget

MAJOR REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS

Aéroville

Airapolis

Campus Condorcet

Goële business and industrial park

Roissy-Gonesse Triangle

South CDG trading zone

South Roissy-en-France trading zone

PLAINE-ST-DENIS

Royaume-Uni

Benelux

Metz-Strasbourg

Allemagne

Paris

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High-speed train

Railway

Motorway

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Airport platform

TGV cargo railway station project (EuroCarex)

Exhibition and Convention CentreEXPO

8,000 rooms

13,000 rooms

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The Logistics Market

Paris Region, European logistics node

Accessibility to the Mediterranean and European markets is remarkable for the logistics companiesestablished in Paris Region:

• Ideal position on major European transport arteries; • Proximity of the main consumer basins in Europe;• At the heart of the European railway network, in particular the high speed networks;• Leading airport hub of Continental Europe;• Major navigable river-maritime network crossing Paris and its region.

Zoom on the Hubstar Paris marketplace

• Leasing prices for warehouses in the Hubstar Paris airport marketplace are extremely attractive and less expensive than those of warehouses around the major European airports:

€54/sq. m./year at Paris – Charles de Gaulle €90 /sq.m/year at Amsterdam Airport Schipol €211/sq.m/year at London Heathrow

• Nearly 1.7 million square metres of warehouse space over 2.500 square metres are currently available in the Hubstar Paris zone.

For more information a brochure, “Air Cargo - Hubstar Paris, an Exceptional Location in Europe” is available on request: hubstar.paris@gmail.com

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The partners of Hubstar Paris offer you a set of services to meet your needs and support you in your decision-making:

An offering of available and effi cient services:

• Datagora, Paris – Charles de Gaulle airport marketplace showroom, to discover the wealth of this area in a multimedia-centred venue;

• Aéroports de Paris and development agencies to help you in your establishment or to study the real estate opportunities of Hubstar Paris with you;

• The Competitiveness Centres and Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Paris Region to support you in your development.

About us

Hubstar Paris®, a business network to facilitate your development

Contact:Vincent GOLLAINhubstar.paris@gmail.com

For more information: www.hubstar-paris-blog.com

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