Western Lyon Economic Cluster (tertiary sector)

A dynamic hub in leafy surroundings

The Lyon conurbation’s second largest tertiary-sector employment area can be found nestled among the wooded hills of the Monts du Lyonnais, around 10 km (6 miles) north-west of Lyon. Many companies have already been attracted by Western Lyon’s potential and its high-quality working environment.

It is certainly no coincidence that IBM, Bull, LDLC.com, Seb, Potain, BVQI France, BASF Agro, 01 dB, OPi, Veritas, Algoé, Euronews, Vinci, Spie, Tenesol and Scotts have all chosen to set up here.

The Parc des Bruyères business park: sustainably developed tertiary-sector real estate

The Parc des Bruyères business park will be marketed between now and 2010, and will serve to reinforce tertiary-sector availability and accommodate SMEs.

It is conveniently located near to major infrastructure, in particular the A6 motorway, and is set to benefit from increased accessibility thanks to the creation of a new interchange system, specifically designed to make it easier to access local business parks. Spread over 20 hectares, the project will offer 82,000 sqm (net floor space) of high-quality tertiary-sector premises located in attractively landscaped surroundings.

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 Western economic cluster property magazine (644 Ko - 02/2008, Grand Lyon / Aderly)

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Key figures   Amount of available/scheduled net floor space: 63,800 sqm is either under way or scheduled for the short-term in the ZAC des Bruyères mixed development zone (tertiary sector and mixed-use space), with a further 82,000 sqm scheduled for the medium-term.   Almost 39,000 jobs    6,000 businesses   87% of all business activity is in the tertiary sector   992,000 sqm of business real estate: 399,000 sqm of office space 389,000 sqm of mixed-use premises   204,000 sqm of commercial premises   5,500 students   550 teacher-researchers   850 external consultants   Leading companies: IBM, Bull, Ldlc.com, SEB, Potain, BVQI France, Basf Agro, 01DdB Metravib, OPi, Veritas, Algoé, Euronews, Vinci, Spie, Tenisol, Scotts, etc.