Lille Metropole has announced a €66 million recovery plan to support its local economy, adding to the €14.6 million already pledged at an earlier stage of the crisis. As part of this plan more than €35 million will be invested in the renovation of 3,000 social housing units, more than 3,600 private homes and 600 student residences over the next three years. Renovations will be focused on making the homes more energy efficient. This will create jobs and support the construction sector, as well as favour the transition towards climate neutrality, in line with EU priorities. You can read the plan (in French) here.
Contact: Christophe Bolot
This is really interesting! It’s awesome to see such a big focus on energy efficiency and job creation through these renovations. It reminds me of how in Dubai, many people are investing in villa extensions Dubai, and home renovations, especially with the focus on making homes more sustainable and modern. With the right renovation services, a villa can really be transformed to fit both current needs and long-term value.
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It’s great to see Lille Metropole investing in energy-efficient renovations! This plan will surely boost the local economy and sustainability efforts.