Our Vision

Recognized for our expertise in bold projects, we are a key player in the real estate sector, driven by a strong commitment and an innovative vision.

Assets

+1000

Year of creation

1958

Employees

+35

Countries (France, United States, Spain, Monaco, Caribbean)

5

Our Vision

Our vision is to design spaces that are deeply rooted in their environment, promoting sustainability and enhancing the quality of life for those who live and work within them.

This vision is built on a strategy of acquiring high-quality assets in prime locations where we identify potential to create value through active management, often in complex situations

The Group primarily operates in highly sought-after markets such as Paris (mainly in the Central Business District), the French Riviera (Saint-Tropez, Cannes, Monaco), Saint-Barthélemy, Miami, and Ibiza, where significant imbalances exist between supply and demand in the covered sectors.

Our Commitment

Committed to integrating art and sustainability into every project, we create living spaces that enrich the local cultural fabric and economy while respecting the environment.

A Deep Cultural and Societal Commitment

As signatories of the "Un immeuble, une œuvre" charter, we integrate art into all of our real estate projects, viewing every building as a potential canvas for artistic expression. Each project is an opportunity to contribute positively to the cultural environment, thus enriching community life and the urban landscape.

Towards Responsible Construction

Our approach to constriction goes beyond traditional standards by integrating sustainable development strategies. We use bio-based materials, optimize energy use, and create spaces that foster well-being. Our buildings are designed to respect and enhance their environment, incorporating green spaces and innovative solutions for a better urban quality of life.

A Player in Local Economic Development

Through its subsidiary dedicated to owning ground-floor retail spaces, the Madar Group contributes to preserving, revitalizing, and diversifying local retail and craftsmanship in the capital, thus developing the local economic fabric. It finances the real economy, supporting businesses that benefit local populations and create jobs in the area.