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February 14, 2026 โ The global real estate market enters Valentine’s Day 2026 on a “steady footing,” yet beneath the surface lies a complex tapestry of technological paradoxes, demographic shifts, and regional divergences. Today’s report, authored by Ben Williams for berndpulch.org, cuts through the noise to deliver the essential intelligence that separates opportunity from illusion.
Executive Summary: The Calm Beneath the Surface
As of mid-February 2026, global real estate exhibits a discernible shift toward stability. Cooling inflationโwith a key measure falling to a nearly five-year lowโis reshaping affordability calculations. A modest decline in 30-year mortgage rates from 6.25% to 6% could potentially draw 1.1 million additional households into the US buyer pool alone, according to NAHB analysis.
Yet this macro stability masks profound structural forces:
ยท The AI Paradox โ While some US sectors experience an “AI scare trade” over job displacement fears, the technology simultaneously drives operational efficiency, valuation precision, and transaction optimization across the industry ยท Global Liquidity Returns โ Asia Pacific net buying intentions have hit a four-year high, while European markets gain momentum as liquidity returns and balance sheets strengthen ยท The Supply Crunch Persists โ From Tokyo’s 50-year low in new flat supply to Australia’s 260,000-home shortfall, constrained inventory continues to shape market dynamics globally
North America: The Buyer’s Window Opens
United States โ 2026 is shaping up as a more favorable year for buyers. Cooling housing costs and moderating inflation are creating conditions for expanded market participation. The commercial sector shows renewed energy, with data centers continuing their robust trajectory and investors positioning for a major buying surge.
However, the retail segment’s transformation continues: Saks Global navigating bankruptcy with its real estate assets serves as a reminder that adaptation is not optionalโit is survival.
Canada โ While specific February 14 data remains limited, the trajectory mirrors its southern neighbor: cooling inflation and gradually improving affordability, tempered by persistent supply constraints in key urban centers.
Europe: Momentum Returns
United Kingdom โ The housing market has commenced 2026 on “steady footing,” according to Halifax, the nation’s largest mortgage lender. Average house prices show stability after previous fluctuationsโa welcome signal of equilibrium.
Germany โ Residential property prices have risen by an average of 4.2% over the past year, indicating robust demand. With European GDP projected at 1.7% annual growth through 2030, the macro environment supports continued sector strength.
France โ The market exhibits a decisive tilt toward quality assets. In an environment of cautious resilience, investors seek stability through prime properties, reflecting strategic risk mitigation across Southern European markets.
Asia-Pacific: The Great Divergence
India โ The undisputed growth story. India’s real estate sector is projected to reach a โน10 Lakh Crore milestone (approximately $120 billion USD), driven by:
ยท Senior living emerging as a significant growth driver ยท Commercial assets attracting global investors planning $144 billion deployment in 2026 ยท Education infrastructure representing a $100 billion market opportunity fueled by policy reforms
Bengaluru, Mumbai, and the National Capital Region (NCR) are outperforming with strong rental growth expectations.
China โ The contrast is stark. S&P Global Ratings predicts a 10% to 14% decline in primary property sales for 2026, with an oversupplied market continuing to depress prices. Despite government urban renewal pledges, the supply glut impedes recovery.
Australia โ A severe rental affordability crisis deepens. Rents are rising 2.5 times faster than wage growth, with households spending an average of 33.4% of pre-tax income on housing. A federal government report forecasts a shortfall exceeding 260,000 homes against its 1.2 million target.
Japan โ Tokyo’s supply of new flats has fallen to its lowest level in over 50 years, creating severe price pressure. Sustained demand against constrained inventory defines the Japanese market opportunity.
Middle East: Ambition at Scale
Saudi Arabia โ The Kingdom’s real estate evolution takes center stage at MIPIM 2026, with Invest Saudi highlighting the rapidly expanding landscape. The transformation continues as part of a broader economic diversification strategy.
UAE (Dubai) โ The Middle East projects a staggering $3 trillion real estate pipeline, with the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar leading expansion. Retail real estate in the GCC countries is viewed with cautious optimism for 2026-2027, anticipating strong growth.
Sector-Specific: Where Structure Meets Strategy
Data Centers โ The digital economy’s backbone demonstrates remarkable resilience. Demand remains robust, fueled by cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and big data analytics. Continuous investment in new facilities and upgrades ensures sustained strategic importance.
Senior Living โ A significant growth driver across multiple markets, particularly in India. As global demographics shift toward aging populations, specialized housing and care facilities attract considerable investment and innovative development models.
Education Infrastructure โ A $100 billion opportunity emerging in India alone. Policy reforms and demand for quality educational facilities drive development of schools, universities, and student housing, creating new investment avenues.
Retail Real Estate โ A mixed picture reflecting consumer behavior transformation. While some entities navigate restructuring, GCC markets show cautiously optimistic outlooks for 2026-2027, with success tied to experiential offerings, omnichannel strategies, and community engagement.
The IMMOBILIEN VERTRAULICH Perspective
What emerges from today’s analysis is unmistakable: the era of passive real estate exposure is over. Active, informed, strategically precise positioning defines 2026.
The cooling inflation narrative creates windows of opportunity. The AI paradox demands both caution and embrace. The regional divergencesโIndia’s ascent, China’s correction, Australia’s crisis, Japan’s constraintโrequire granular understanding, not broad strokes.
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Bernd Pulch (M.A.) is a forensic expert, founder of Aristotle AI, entrepreneur, political commentator, satirist, and investigative journalist covering lawfare, media control, investment, real estate, and geopolitics. His work examines how legal systems are weaponized, how capital flows shape policy, how artificial intelligence concentrates power, and what democracy loses when courts and markets become battlefields. Active in the German and international media landscape, his analyses appear regularly on this platform.
CGlobal Real Estate 2026: Divergence at scale. While AI-driven data centers and smart cities redefine prosperity in one hemisphere, unfinished towers and housing crises tell a different story in the other. The market has never been more bifurcated โ nor more revealing.
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February 12, 2026 โ The global real estate landscape is undergoing a fundamental recalibration. As today’s Global Real Estate Daily Report reveals, the industry is navigating a complex intersection of technological disruption, regulatory transformation, and deeply bifurcated regional fortunes. For berndpulch.org readers, we extract the signal from the noiseโcourtesy of IMMOBILIEN VERTRAULICH, the premium intelligence platform for decision-makers who act before consensus forms.
The Macro Picture: Pragmatic Optimism Replaces Euphoria
The prevailing sentiment across global markets is no longer speculative exuberance, but pragmatic optimism. Industry leaders expect improved revenues and property fundamentals in 2026, driven by three transformative forces:
ยท Artificial Intelligence fundamentally reshaping property management, valuation, and transaction processes ยท Infrastructure-led growth becoming the primary state intervention tool, particularly visible in India and the Middle East ยท A wave of regulatory reforms across major jurisdictions, from tenant rights in the UK to urban renewal mandates in China
This is not a uniform recovery. It is a selective, asset-class-specific, regionally bifurcated market that rewards precision over breadth.
North America: Digital Infrastructure Takes Centre Stage
United States โ The narrative is shifting from “stubbornly high” to “stubbornly low” housing inflation, according to PIMCO analysis. This inversion carries profound implications for affordability and buyer psychology.
More significantly, tier-one data center markets are experiencing robust rental growth, driven by insatiable demand from AI and cloud computing. Commercial real estateโmultifamily, industrial, retailโcontinues to demonstrate resilience. The digital economy is no longer a niche; it is the structural demand driver for specialised real estate assets.
Canada โ While specific February 12 data remains limited, the trajectory mirrors the US: housing affordability crises colliding with constrained supply and interest rate sensitivity.
Europe: Reform, Recovery, and Opportunity
United Kingdom โ The UK sector is bracing for the most substantial regulatory overhaul in a generation. Service charge reforms, tenure updates, rent review modifications, and enhanced transparency measures are reshaping the living sector. New building safety regulations and strengthened tenant protections signal a structural shift toward stakeholder equilibrium.
Germany โ Residential properties remain the dominant asset class, attracting increasing institutional capital. Yet the supply crisis persists: only 215,000 new homes are forecast for 2026, significantly below demand.
The commercial investment market, however, showed clear Q4 2025 recovery momentum, with 2026 investment volumes projected at โฌ30โ35 billion. Germany is returning to sustainable activity levelsโnot boom, but credible, bankable volume.
France โ A weakened Euro, stable prices, and favourable tax policies create a compelling entry point for international capital. France positions itself as 2026’s European arbitrage play.
Asia-Pacific: Divergence at Scale
India โ The undisputed bright spot. The Union Budget 2026โ27 has unleashed infrastructure-led growth with sustained capital expenditure commitments. The Infrastructure Risk Guarantee Fundโproviding partial credit guarantees to lendersโrepresents sophisticated policy engineering.
The office market is setting records: 83.3 million sq. ft leased in 2025, with 2026 projections even stronger. Global Capability Centres (GCCs) and omni-asset workspaces are driving structural demand. India is no longer an emerging market narrativeโit is a global execution story.
China โ The contrast could not be starker. Despite government pledges to step up urban renewal under the 15th Five-Year Plan, the market remains trapped in debt overhang and deflationary psychology. Falling home prices, shoddy construction standards, and widespread homebuyer dissatisfaction persist. Loan extensions for favoured projects offer hope, but developers remain deeply skeptical. China’s property crisis is not cyclicalโit is structural.
Japan โ The Bank of Japan raised rates to 0.75% in December 2025, a three-decade high. Yet corporate Japan remains resilient. With rates expected to stay between 0% and 1% through 2026, the market offers stability without stagnation.
Australia โ The housing supply crisis deepens. A shortfall exceeding 250,000 homes, rate hikes failing to tame inflation, and financing cost escalations create a policy-resistant crisis. Backyard pods are being explored as stopgap measuresโa telling indicator of conventional policy exhaustion.
Middle East: Ambition as Strategy
Saudi Arabia โ The Public Investment Fund (PIF) is set to announce its 2026โ2030 strategy revamp, guiding unprecedented capital allocation into real estate and infrastructure. Mega-projects, data centres, and metro expansions are not vanityโthey are economic diversification execution.
UAE (Dubai) โ Mega-projects continue at scale: AED 5 billion Palm Jebel Ali villas, Expo City Dubai’s 3.5 sq. km master plan, and the transformative Metro Blue Line. Dubai demonstrates that urban ambition, when properly capitalised, becomes self-reinforcing.
Sector-Specific: Where the Smart Money Moves
Data Centers โ The structural winner. Tier-one markets, particularly in North America, show significant rental growth. This is no longer a niche; it is core infrastructure for the digital economy.
Logistics & Industrial โ Demand remains strong, but global deliveries in 2026 are expected to be 42% below 2023 peak levels. Less speculation, more equilibrium. The sector matures from growth story to income story.
Retail โ Contrary to obituary writers, retail real estate is resurgent. Positive net absorption of 21.2 million sq. ft and occupancy gains in 2024 continue into 2026. The integration of online-offline experiences and adaptive reuse strategies have rewritten the retail real estate thesis.
The IMMOBILIEN VERTRAULICH Perspective
What emerges from today’s Global Real Estate Daily Report is unmistakable: the era of undifferentiated global property exposure is over.
Success in 2026 requires:
Geographic selectivity โ India and the Middle East offer growth; Germany and Japan offer stability; China and Australia present structural challenges
Sector precision โ Data centers and infrastructure-aligned assets outperform; residential requires localised supply-demand mastery
Regulatory fluency โ The UK, EU, and China are rewriting rules. Compliance is now a competitive advantage
ESG integration โ No longer marketing. Green Street’s 10-sector analysis confirms: sustainability metrics are valuation metrics
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Global Real Estate Daily Report: 12. Februar 2026 โ Eine neue Weltordnung fรผr Immobilienmรคrkte
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Februar 2026 โ Die globale Immobilienlandschaft durchlรคuft eine fundamentale Neuordnung. Wie der heutige Global Real Estate Daily Report zeigt, navigiert die Branche durch ein komplexes Spannungsfeld aus technologischer Disruption, regulatorischem Wandel und tief gespaltenen regionalen Entwicklungen. Fรผr die Leser von berndpulch.org extrahieren wir das Signal aus dem Rauschen โ courtesy of IMMOBILIEN VERTRAULICH, der Premium-Intelligenzplattform fรผr Entscheider, die handeln, bevor Konsens entsteht.
Das Makrobild: Pragmatischer Optimismus ersetzt Euphorie
Das vorherrschende Sentiment in den globalen Mรคrkten ist nicht mehr spekulative รberschwรคnglichkeit, sondern pragmatischer Optimismus. Branchenfรผhrer erwarten fรผr 2026 verbesserte Ertrรคge und Fundamentaldaten, getrieben von drei transformativen Krรคften:
ยท Kรผnstliche Intelligenz, die Property Management, Bewertung und Transaktionsprozesse fundamental neu gestaltet ยท Infrastrukturgefรผhrtes Wachstum als dominierendes staatliches Interventionsinstrument, besonders sichtbar in Indien und dem Nahen Osten ยท Eine Welle regulatorischer Reformen in groรen Jurisdiktionen โ von Mieterrechten in Groรbritannien bis zu Stadterneuerungsmandaten in China
Dies ist keine uniforme Erholung. Es ist ein selektiver, assetklassenspezifischer, regional tief gespaltener Markt, der Prรคzision รผber Breite belohnt.
Nordamerika: Digitale Infrastruktur im Zentrum
USA โ Die Narrative verschiebt sich von โstubbornly highโ zu โstubbornly lowโ bei der Wohnungsinflation, so eine PIMCO-Analyse. Diese Inversion hat tiefgreifende Implikationen fรผr Bezahlbarkeit und Kรคuferpsychologie.
Noch bedeutsamer: Tier-1-Rechenzentrumsmรคrkte verzeichnen robustes Mietwachstum, getrieben von unstillbarer Nachfrage aus KI und Cloud Computing. Gewerbeimmobilien โ Multifamily, Industrial, Retail โ zeigen weiterhin Resilienz. Die digitale รkonomie ist keine Nische mehr; sie ist der strukturelle Nachfragetreiber fรผr spezialisierte Immobilienassets.
Kanada โ Wรคhrend spezifische Daten zum 12. Februar begrenzt sind, spiegelt die Entwicklung die USA: Wohnungsbezahlbarkeitskrisen kollidieren mit eingeschrรคnktem Angebot und Zinssensitivitรคt.
Europa: Reform, Erholung und Opportunitรคt
Groรbritannien โ Der britische Sektor bereitet sich auf den substanziellsten regulatorischen Umbau einer Generation vor. Service-Charge-Reformen, Modernisierungen im Mietrecht, Rent-Review-Anpassungen und erweiterte Transparenzmaรnahmen transformieren den Living-Sektor. Neue Gebรคudesicherheitsvorschriften und gestรคrkte Mieterschutzrechte signalisieren eine strukturelle Verschiebung zur Stakeholder-Equilibrierung.
Deutschland โ Wohnimmobilien bleiben die dominante Assetklasse und ziehen zunehmend institutionelles Kapital an. Doch die Angebotskrise persistiert: Nur 215.000 Neubauten sind fรผr 2026 prognostiziert โ deutlich unter der Nachfrage.
Der gewerbliche Investmentmarkt hingegen zeigte klare Erholungsmomente im Q4 2025, mit 2026 projektierten Investmentvolumina von โฌ30โ35 Mrd. Deutschland kehrt zu nachhaltigen Aktivitรคtsniveaus zurรผck โ nicht Boom, aber kreditwรผrdiges, bankfรคhiges Volumen.
Frankreich โ Ein schwรคcherer Euro, stabile Preise und gรผnstige Steuerpolitik schaffen einen attraktiven Einstiegspunkt fรผr internationales Kapital. Frankreich positioniert sich als Europas Arbitrage-Play 2026.
Asien-Pazifik: Divergenz im Maรstab
Indien โ Der unbestrittene Bright Spot. Der Unionshaushalt 2026โ27 hat infrastrukturgefรผhrtes Wachstum mit nachhaltigen Kapitalausgabenverpflichtungen freigesetzt. Der Infrastructure Risk Guarantee Fund โ der Teilkreditgarantien fรผr Kreditgeber bereitstellt โ reprรคsentiert anspruchsvolle Policy-Engineering.
Der Bรผromarkt bricht Rekorde: 83,3 Mio. sq. ft Vermietung 2025, mit noch stรคrkeren Projektionen fรผr 2026. Global Capability Centres (GCCs) und Omni-Asset-Workspaces treiben strukturelle Nachfrage. Indien ist keine Emerging-Market-Narrative mehr โ es ist eine globale Execution-Story.
China โ Der Kontrast kรถnnte nicht schรคrfer sein. Trotz Regierungsversprechen zur verstรคrkten Stadterneuerung im 15. Fรผnfjahresplan bleibt der Markt gefangen in Schuldenรผberhang und deflationรคrer Psychologie. Fallende Hauspreise, mangelhafte Baustandards und weitverbreitete Unzufriedenheit der Hauskรคufer persistieren. Kreditverlรคngerungen fรผr begรผnstigte Projekte bieten Hoffnung, doch Entwickler bleiben zutiefst skeptisch. Chinas Immobilienkrise ist nicht zyklisch โ sie ist strukturell.
Japan โ Die Bank of Japan erhรถhte die Zinsen im Dezember 2025 auf 0,75 % โ ein Drei-Jahrzehnte-Hoch. Dennoch bleibt Corporate Japan resilient. Mit erwarteten Zinssรคtzen zwischen 0 % und 1 % bis 2026 bietet der Markt Stabilitรคt ohne Stagnation.
Australien โ Die Wohnungsangebotskrise vertieft sich. Ein Fehlbestand von รผber 250.000 Hรคusern, Zinserhรถhungen ohne Inflationseffekt, und steigende Finanzierungskosten schaffen eine politikresistente Krise. Backyard Pods werden als Interimslรถsungen erkundet โ ein bezeichnender Indikator konventioneller Policy-Erschรถpfung.
Naher Osten: Ambition als Strategie
Saudi-Arabien โ Der Public Investment Fund (PIF) steht vor der Ankรผndigung seiner 2026โ2030-Strategie-Revision, die beispiellose Kapitalallokation in Immobilien und Infrastruktur lenken wird. Mega-Projekte, Rechenzentren und Metro-Expansionen sind keine Prestigeprojekte โ sie sind wirtschaftliche Diversifizierungs-Execution.
VAE (Dubai) โ Mega-Projekte gehen im Maรstab weiter: AED 5 Mrd. Palm Jebel Ali Villen, Expo City Dubais 3,5 qkm Masterplan und die transformative Metro Blue Line. Dubai demonstriert, dass urbane Ambition, wenn richtig kapitalisiert, sich selbst verstรคrkt.
Sektorspezifisch: Wohin das intelligente Kapital flieรt
Rechenzentren โ Der strukturelle Gewinner. Tier-1-Mรคrkte, besonders in Nordamerika, zeigen signifikantes Mietwachstum. Dies ist keine Nische mehr; es ist Kerninfrastruktur fรผr die digitale รkonomie.
Logistik & Industrial โ Die Nachfrage bleibt stark, doch die globalen Fertigstellungen 2026 werden voraussichtlich 42 % unter dem Peak von 2023 liegen. Weniger Spekulation, mehr Equilibrierung. Der Sektor reift von der Growth-Story zur Income-Story.
Einzelhandel โ Entgegen aller Nachrufe zeigt sich der Einzelhandelsimmobiliensektor resurgent. Positive Nettoabsorption von 21,2 Mio. sq. ft und Belegungszuwรคchse 2024 setzen sich 2026 fort. Die Integration von Online-Offline-Erfahrungen und adaptive Wiedernutzungsstrategien haben das Retail-Real-Estate-These neu geschrieben.
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Erfolg 2026 erfordert:
Geografische Selektivitรคt โ Indien und der Nahe Osten bieten Wachstum; Deutschland und Japan Stabilitรคt; China und Australien strukturelle Herausforderungen
Regulatorische Fluency โ Groรbritannien, EU und China schreiben Regeln neu. Compliance ist heute Wettbewerbsvorteil
ESG-Integration โ Kein Marketing mehr. Green Streets 10-Sektoren-Analyse bestรคtigt: Nachhaltigkeitsmetriken sind Bewertungsmetriken
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12 avenue Gaspard – Vallette 1206 Geneve, Suisse, France
127 Chemin De Oeillets 06510 Gattieres. France
12B le Migneret 45700 Chevillon sur Huillard France
13 Allee Des Pivoines Chelles (Seine ET Marne) France
13 Rue Louis Bleriot, 60000 Beauvais France
133,rue Saint-Dominique,75007, Paris,France.
1344 Chemin Des Ecoles 13160 Chateaurenard France
135 BD St-Germain 75006 Paris France
1376 Route D’agy 74300 St Sigismond France
14 Avenue Pasteur, 59130 Lambersart, France
14, Parcd’ Activite du Beau Vallon F57 970 ILLANGE FRANCE
146 chemin de Fontanieres 69110 Sainte Foy Les Lyon France
15 Chemins Des Lonnes 13160 Chateaurenard France
15 Rue Clement Bayard, 92300 Levallois France.
16 Rue Guilloteaux-Vatel, Le Chesnay 78150 France
17 Rue Joliot 69320 Feyzin FRANCE
18 RUE LOUIS PASTEUR 59910 BONDUES FRANCE
18, re’sidence du Blanc Mesnil Freilinghien, F-59236 FRNACE
19 Avenue Des Courcest La Celle Saint Cloud 78170, France
19 Rue De La Glaciere 75013, Paris, France
2 Allee Pauline, Borghese-92200 Neuilly Sur Seine France
2000 Route des Lucioles-BP29-06901 Sophia Antipolis_France
21,Rue Blanqui, 93406 Saint Ouen Cedex, Bobigny, France.
23 rue Sedaine, 75011 Paris, France
24 Rue Francois Badot Toul France
24, Rue Philippe de Girard 75010 Paris France
24-26 Rue De L’Eglise 14510-Houlgate France
255 Rue Saint Jacques 75005 Paris FRANCE
28 Chemin de La Redoute 56170 Quiberon FRANCE
28, Rue Gustave Eiffel, 92310- Levallois Perret FRANCE
3 Rue de Montyon Paris France
3 Rue De Nancy 75010 Paris FRANCE
3 Rule Pablo Neruda Torcy (Seine-El-Marne) France
3/5 RUE DE LA CHANCELLERIE 60300 SENLIS FRANCE
33 Rue Saint Andre de Andre 75006 Paris France
34 quai Saint Antoine 69002 Lyon France
345 Chemin des Soulans 30114 Nages et Solorgues FRANCE
35, Rue Des Fontenelles 92310 Sevres FRANCE
35, Rue des Fontenelles 92310 Sevres FRANCE
4 Allee de la Cerisaie 69340 Francoeville France
4 Avenue Hoche Paris France 75008
4 Place Nationale 06600 Abtibes France
40 rue de Buci Paris, 75006 France
42 Boulvard Thiers Cancale, 35260 France
43 rue de I’Enville 83570 Correns
47, rue Boileau 75016 Paris France
5 Allee Jean de St. Cyran, Chevreuse
5 Avenue du Vallespir, 66700 Argeles sur Mer FRANCE
5 rue de Ribeauville f-67100 Strasbourg
5 โ Allรฉe Didier Daurat 93160 Noisy le Grand, France
5, Avenue du Marechal Juin 92, 100 Boulogne Billancourt FRANCE
5, rue du Goelo Saint Clet France
50 RUE NOTRE DAME DE LORETTE 75009 PARIS FRANCE
51 Tue Du Rocher, 75008, Paris
52 Rue Madame 75006 Paris Framce
520 Chermin du Stade St Quentin La Poterie 30700 France
56 Allee Jules Aufrey Pavillon S/Bios France
56 Avenue Du Roule, Neuilly-Sur-Seine (92), France.
58 Avenue Marcel Sembat—Athis Mons (Essonne)– France
5bis, rue Maurice Denis St. Germain en Laye, F-78100
6 Allee Des Gresillons Mareil-sur-Mauldre 78124 France
6 R Mouchy F 78000 Versailles Paris FRANCE
6 Rue Louis Jouvet 86440 Migne-Auxances France
6, Impasse Popincourt 75011
62136 Lestrem, France
63 Boulevard Malesherbes 75008, Paris, France
64, rue Pierre Brossolette Rueil Malmaison F-92500 France
65 Chemin de Vallabrix St Quentin La Poterie 30700 France
69 Boulevard Lannes, 75016 Paris, France.
7 chemin de la minoterie 06800 Cagnes sur mer FRANCE
7 rue de l’amiral courbet F75113 Paris (France)
7 rue Le Sueur Paris 75016 France
7, rue de l’Estrapade Paris 750005 FRANCE
72 RUE DE MONCEAU 75008, PARIS FRANCE
73 rue du Cardinal Lemoine 75005 Paris
8 Place Des Tonneliers 68100 Mulhouse, France
8, place Gรฉnรฉral de Gaulle 83570 Correns France
8, rue Clemenceau 77450 Esbly FRANCE
85 Avenue Des Anciens Combattants D’afn 83390 Pierrefeu
86 Rue Cardinet 75017, Paris, France
9 Avenue De 1 Opera 75001 Paris FRANCE
9 Boulevard De Strasbourg 83000 Toulon, France
9 rue Boissy d’Anglas 75008 Paris FRANCE
9, AVE, HOCHE 75008 PARIS FRANCE
9, rue Pestalozzi 75005 Paris France
9, Rve Alfred De Vigny 75008 Paris FRANCE
90 Chemin du Pre Peilloud F-01220 Divonne les Bains France
907 Rue Des Clos 76480 Jumieges France
94 Chemin Des Gorges 69370 Saint Didier au Mont d’Or France
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Appt 27 23 avenue de Fontainebleau 94270 Le Kremlin Bicetre France
B.P.5 37310 Reignac-Sur-Indre Tourraine, France
BP 1 39171 Saint-Lupicin Cedex France
c/o Claudia Belli 49 Avenue De Segur 75007 Paris
c/o Crustimex 232 Av. Du Prado 13008 Marseille, France
C/O Mrs. Arlette Leduc 2 Avenue jeanne d’Arc 49100 – Angers France
c/p Sid Pearce & Associates Inc. Le Pochon 07690 Vanosc France
CERM France 3, rue de la gatoliere 69290 Craponne France
Chemin De La Durance, 13300 Salon De Provence France
Chemin De la Flechere 3 1255 Veyrier France
Chemin Pont dea LauzeF 84850 Camaret/Aigues, Republic of France
Chez M et Mme ZHOU-<>- Batiment: D10, 153, Avenue William Booth, 13012 Marseille France
Corbon, 14340 Cambremer France
Courcelotte Dompierre-En-Morvan France
CSSI Limited 72 Chemin du Pont Casse 06620 Le Bar Sur Loup France.
David Weissenberg 42 Boulvard Thiers Cancale, 35260 France
Denys M. Laurence 8, place Gรฉnรฉral de Gaulle 83570 Correns France
Edgemount Trustee Limited C/O Mrs. Arlette Leduc 2 Avenue jeanne d’Arc 49100 – Angers France
Ens Jardins Boreon, App 801, 18 Av Thiers 0600 Nice
F-71960 Davaye France
Gert Thomasen CSSI Limited 72 Chemin du Pont Casse 06620 Le Bar Sur Loup France.
Gregory Chaffard CERM France 3, rue de la gatoliere 69290 Craponne France
Gregory Noe 100 Avenue des Ternes Paris France 75017
Guardforce-Europe SAS Zi Les Trembles-Rue Coinveaux F-54920 Villers-La-Montague France
Immeuble Balzac La Defense 5 10, Place des Vosges Cedex 68-92048, Paris La Defense
La Hallerias 22100 Taden France
Lot 9, Lotissement Vetea Pirae, 98716, Tahiti French Polynesia France
Lyvet, La Comte Sur Rance 226902 Bretagne France
Mas la Carrier, Route de Ganges, 30440 Sumene, France
Montpensier, 69210 Savigny France
NO.13, RUE ST-HONORE 7800 VERSAILLES FRANCE
Pehosse, Banos 40500 Saint-Sever France
Place General du Gaulle 83570 Correns, France.
Real Estate, Consulting 5 rue de moscou 75008 Paris France
Robert Holst 24, Rue Philippe de Girard 75010 Paris France
Rte de Livarot 14290 Orbec France
Rue de Cordon et Meillant Soignolles en Brie France
Rue du Progres Morsand/Orge France
Rue Nationale Florange (57) France
Sadilla St. Pierre sur Dropt France
Sadillac., St Pierre sur Dropt. France 47120
SevenEight Consulting Limited 95 Impasse des Liserons 30000 Nimes France
St Marie Aux Chenes France 57118
St-Martial de Viveyrols 24320, France
Taki Bibelas 40 rue de Buci Paris, 75006 France
Tour Societe Generale FINT/STR/ING, 17 Cours Valmy 92972 PARIS LA DEFENSE 7 Paris FRANCE
TUTBANTA, CHEMIN LARREGARAYA QUARTIER PENA, 64 240 HASPARREN, FRANCE.
Villa Felicite Route de l’Annonciade 06500 Menton France
Villa Les Palmiers 30 Avenue Des Chenes 06600 Antibes FRANCE
Villa Lugcialdle Avenue De Navarre 64250 Cambo Les Baines France
Von Pfetten,Chateau De Selore, 71600 Saint-Yan, France.
Z.I. De Kerivin Saint Martin Des Champs, 29291 Morlaix Cedex France
Zi Les Trembles-Rue Coinveaux F-54920 Villers-La-Montague France
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