B&C France
Real estate development and property services for commercial and residential projects in France
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-12
About B&C France
B&C France provides commercial real estate services including development, investment, asset management, consulting, property management and project management. It also develops new residential housing, including apartments, houses and urban villas.
The company is headquartered in Paris and was founded in 2019. Its group describes itself as operating in real estate services since 2006.
Product: Commercial real estate services and development of new residential properties.
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