Elogie-Siemp in the news

A two-and-a-half-year, 21 million euro rehabilitation project of a 22,000 sq m complex in Paris's 16th arrondissement by Elogie Siemp upgraded 320 housing units from energy label D to C and extensively reused original materials.

Elogie-Siemp, a Paris social housing landlord, is renovating its solar thermal panels with ADEME's support to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and increase renewable energy use.

Elogie-Siemp is renovating its solar thermal park with ADEME's support to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and reduce energy costs for its social housing tenants.

Elogie-Siemp, a major social landlord in Paris, appointed Camille Naget as its new president to advance public housing, tenant relations, and climate initiatives.

Galia Group sold a mixed-use building in Paris to the social landlord Elogie-Siemp.

Camille Naget and Adrien Tiberti have been appointed as presidents of Elogie-Siemp and Soreqa, respectively, succeeding Laurence Patrice and Nathalie Maquoi.

Elogie-Siemp's listing for a 42 sq m apartment near the Champs-Élysées for 400 euros received over 5,000 applications due to a human error.

A two-room social housing apartment in Paris near the Champs-Élysées is attracting thousands of applications due to its exceptionally low rent of 399 euros.

Groupe Galia sold a building on rue de l'Atlas to Elogie-Siemp.

Elogie-Siemp's seven-unit, positive-energy building in Paris Barbès, designed by Benjamin Fleury, integrates modern sustainability with historic urban architecture.

Major social landlords in Paris, including Elogie-Siemp, decided to freeze rents for 2026, benefiting thousands of households.

Three main social landlords in Paris, including Elogie-Siemp, will freeze rents in 2026 for 225,000 households, a move encouraged by the City of Paris but criticized as opportunistic ahead of municipal elections.

Elogie-Siemp reimbursed 640,000 euros to 1,555 tenants in Vigneux-sur-Seine for overcharged expenses following an 18-month dispute, with assistance from the CLCV association.

Olivier Fraisseix was appointed General Director of Elogie-Siemp, effective November 2024, reporting to Laurence Patrice.

Olivier Fraisseix, Deputy Secretary General of Paris City Hall, will become the Director General of Elogie-Siemp, the city's third-largest social housing landlord, in January 2025.

Olivier Fraisseix is appointed as the new Director General of Elogie-Siemp, starting in January 2025.

Elogie-Siemp and RIVP provide residents with fire safety guidelines for the heating season, covering prevention and response.

Elogie-Siemp is a social landlord with 262.2 million euros in 2023 revenue, focusing on digital strategy, climate initiatives, and significant housing construction and rehabilitation projects in the Paris region.

Paris Habitat, RIVP, and Elogie-Siemp are the primary social housing landlords in Paris, managing the majority of the city's social housing stock.

La Banque des territoires and Elogie-Siemp signed a partnership to redevelop 120 million euros of outstanding debt and provide 220 million euros in loans for housing construction and rehabilitation.