Context
In'li manages 306 social or intermediate housing residences in the Île-de-France region. The technical management of the real estate portfolio aims to align operational needs with In'li’s strategic vision. The project with Oxand is intended to ensure full control over the asset environment and all building components, while embracing an environmental approach focused on improving energy performance and reducing operational costs.
Our Solution
Assess the current state of In'li's technical data (diagnostics, audits, raw data) Model the residence portfolio and map its condition Simulate maintenance strategies and evaluate their impact on the energy performance of the residences Assess the best scenario to optimize the maintenance strategy, energy performance, and associated costs
What Oxand delivered
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Objective planning of investment needs over a 5–15 year horizon
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Anticipation of rehabilitations to coordinate the various departments
“We turned to Oxand because we needed a tool that would provide us with a predictive—not just corrective—view and help us manage our investments more effectively. Oxand stood out for its risk management capabilities.”
Watch the story
In'li chooses Oxand Simeo to plan its sustainable asset strategy : In'li, a subsidiary of Action Logement, deploys Oxand Simeo to arbitrate building component decision-making and meet environmental challenges. With over 43,000 housing units, In'li, a subsidiary of the Action Logement group, is the leading provider of intermediate housing in the Paris region. Stéphane Ménard, Technical Director of the real estate portfolio, explains the importance for in'li of adopting an environmental approach and the choice of Oxand for its 20 years of expertise in predictive real estate asset management. With the support of Oxand's teams, the group deployed the Simeo software on a property portfolio of 300 homes / 25,000 units. According to Laura Stolz, Head of the Budget and Valuation Department, “Oxand's risk-based approach enabled us to arbitrate and optimize investments”.