Paris Region Key Figures – 2011 edition available

The 2011 edition of Paris Region Key Figures has just been published, presenting key information on all aspects of the Paris Region economy.

This document is produced using the latest available published data. It provides a comprehensive synthesis of the key figures relating to the region's economy: population, employment, education, R&D, transport, real estate, corporate events and tourism, quality of life, etc. It also shows how Paris Region is positioned in its wider national and European context.

The Paris Region Key Figures are produced by PREDA, the Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CRCI) and the Paris Region Urban Planning & Development Agency (IAU île-de-France). More information.

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Economic data. Paris Region Key Figures – 2010 edition available now

The 2010 edition of Paris Region Key Figures has just been published, presenting key information on all aspects of the Paris Region economy.
This document is produced using the latest available published data. It provides a comprehensive synthesis of the key figures relating to the region's economy: population, employment, education, R&D, transport, real estate, meetings and exhibitions industry, quality of life, etc. It also shows how Paris Region is positioned in its wider national and European context.

The Paris Region Key Figures are produced by PREDA, the Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CRCI) and the Paris Region Urban Planning & Development Agency (IAU île-de-France).

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Benchmarking. Paris, the second most attractive business city in Europe

London and Paris remain the most attractive business cities, according to the 20th edition of the European Cities Monitor, published by international commercial real estate brokers and consultants Cushman & Wakefield. Paris continues to be attractive, but the economic crisis has allowed London to retain its edge.In the eyes of international investors, Paris is in second place when judged on the four main location factors: market accessibility, qualified staff, quality of telecommunications and external transport links.

"Quality of life for employees" remains a major advantage for Paris, which is in 7th place, well ahead of London and Frankfurt, ranked 11th and 24th respectively.The survey revealed that Paris is considered by senior managers to be the top destination for potential expansion into Western Europe and is ranked 4th after Moscow and Bucharest if they are interested in all of Europe. Paris has edged closer to London in terms of easy access to markets and transport infrastructure quality.

Survey method: European Cities Monitor analyses the opinion of senior managers of the 500 largest European corporations regarding the attractiveness of the major European cities and factors relating to their choice of future business location. The study compares 34 major European cities and analyses 12 key factors in choice of location.

©Philippe Guignard

European Cities Monitor 2009

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Paris Region Key Figures – 2009 edition available now

The 2009 edition of Paris Region Key Figures has just been published, presenting key information on all aspects of the Paris Region economy. This document is produced using the latest available published data, providing a comprehensive synthesis of all the key figures relating to the region’s economy.
This publication also shows how Paris Region is positioned in its wider national and European context. At a glance it allows you to pinpoint key figures and indicators of the regional economy: population, employment, education, R&D, transport, real estate, meeting and incentive travel, quality of life, etc.
Key Figures is produced by PREDA, the Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CRCI) and the Paris Region Urban Planning & Development Agency (Institut d’Urbanisme et d’Aménagement de la Région Ile-de-France). Paris Region Key Figures is a vital resource for all economic development professionals. The online version of Key Figures is available on the PREDA website.

The French edition of Key Figures is also available on the CRCI website

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Olivier ABESSOLO - Paris Region Development Economic agency

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