AMIGA

What AMIGA does

AMIGA (legally AMIGA INVEST SAS) is a privately held French real estate investment and development company headquartered at 45 Rue des Tournelles, Paris (SIRET 90174427600014). The firm operates as a value-add real estate operator focused on acquiring, renovating, and managing residential, office, mixed-use, and hospitality properties across the Paris metropolitan area, including projects in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 6th, 9th, 11th, 17th, and 18th arrondissements and extending into Clichy, Houilles, and Saint-Cloud. Its differentiation is positioned around design and architecture-led "valorization" rather than financial engineering, with a stated manifesto of merging architecture, design, and practical usage to create refined living experiences.

The company organizes its activity into three operational divisions: Valorisation Immobilière (acquisition and renovation of core assets), Actifs Amiga (internal portfolio management), and Gestion & Brokerage (property management and sales services). Its disclosed portfolio includes approximately 12 projects ranging from small diffuse residential units (e.g., 106 m2 apartment Rehab, 118 m2 Victoire offices) to larger complexes (e.g., 1,260 m2 Houilles plot, 1,060 m2 Papel, 460 m2 Montretout estate on a 2,200 m2 plot in Saint-Cloud), plus a hotel project (Batignolles, Paris 17th) and office acquisitions in the QCA (Louvre, Paris 1st). Acquisitions are sourced through block purchases, diffuse lots, SCI shares, and bare ownership or usufruct structures, with the firm handling negotiation, administrative navigation, and construction management in-house.

The business model is project-based: revenue is derived from the gap between acquisition cost, renovation investment, and eventual sale or rental yield. Pricing is not publicly disclosed and is dealt on a quote, project-specific basis. The firm serves real estate investors, property owners, office tenants, residential buyers/tenants, and hospitality operators as customer segments. With only 5 employees, no disclosed institutional investors, no funding history, no AI or proprietary technology stack, and no parent company, AMIGA today reads as a small, founder-led design-driven real estate boutique rather than a scalable platform.

Name

AMIGA

Legal name

AMIGA INVEST

Website

https://amiga.immo

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

AMIGA (AMIGA INVEST SAS) is a privately held Paris-based real estate investment and development firm that acquires, renovates, and manages residential, office, mixed-use, and hospitality properties across the Paris metropolitan area using a design-led, value-add approach.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Paris

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Core offering

AMIGA (AMIGA INVEST, SAS) is a Paris-based real estate investment and development company that acquires, renovates, and manages residential, commercial, and hospitality properties in the Paris metropolitan area. The company targets value-add opportunities through block purchases, diffuse lots, SCI shares, and bare ownership or usufruct structures, then executes renovation programs and either sells or retains assets in its managed portfolio.

Product overview

AMIGA is a French real estate development company (AMIGA INVEST, SAS) offering property valorization services through three interconnected divisions: Valorisation Immobilière (core service for acquisition and renovation), Actifs Amiga (portfolio management), and Gestion & Brokerage (property management and sales). The company manages a portfolio of real estate projects spanning residential apartments, office spaces, mixed-use properties, and hospitality assets across Paris (districts 1st through 18th) and surrounding areas including Clichy, Houilles, and Saint Cloud. Projects range from small diffus lots (e.g., Rehab at 106 m2, Victoire at 118 m2) to larger complexes (e.g., Montretout with 460 m2 on 2,200 m2 plot). The value-add approach encompasses targeting acquisitions, determining construction potential, negotiating with stakeholders, and executing renovation programs.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Valorisation Immobilière Core service covering the full property valorization lifecycle: acquisition targeting (block purchases, diffuse lots, SCI shares, bare ownership or usufruct structures), construction potential determination, stakeholder negotiation (tenants, administrations, city services), space optimization, and renovation program execution for residential and commercial real estate assets in the Paris metropolitan area.
• Actifs Amiga Internal portfolio management division overseeing AMIGA's owned real estate assets and their ongoing valorization across residential, commercial, and hospitality properties in the Paris metropolitan area.
• Gestion & Brokerage Property management and brokerage services for owned and managed residential and commercial real estate assets, including tenant management and property transaction execution.
• Suzon Office property (bureaux) located at Rue de Charonne in Paris 11th arrondissement, spanning 1055 m2.
• Le réservoir Mixed-use property (residential and commercial) in Clichy, 400 m2, R+2.
• Papel Two full-ownership buildings located at Rue Ganneron in Paris 18th arrondissement, 1060 m2, R+4.
• Houilles Full-ownership property including residential building, parking, and buildable land on a 1260 m2 plot, R+3.
• Batignolles Hotel property located at Boulevard des Batignolles in Paris 17th arrondissement near Metro Rome (line 2).
• Louvre Office space in diffus lots located in the QCA of Paris 1st arrondissement near Metro Louvre Rivoli (line 1), R+1.
• Micheline Three diffus residential apartments across three floors with terrace in Paris 6th arrondissement near Metro Saint Sulpice and Odéon, 222 m2, on 3rd, 4th, and 5th floors.
• D'une pierre de coup Diffus residential duplex located in the Marais, Paris 4th arrondissement near Metro Saint Paul (line 1), 115 m2, R+3 & R+4.
• Rehab Residential unit at Rue Saint Denis, Paris 2nd arrondissement near Metro Etienne Marcel (line 4), 106 m2 T2 on 3rd floor.
• Victoire Two diffus office lots on 1st floor located in Paris 9th arrondissement near Metro Chaussée d'Antin (lines 7, 9), total area 118 m2.
• Montretout Estate in the Parc de Montretout in Saint Cloud, featuring a Maison de Maître and annex, 460 m2 on a 2,200 m2 plot.

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Broad incumbents

• Nexity: France's largest residential and commercial real estate developer, operating across acquisition, development, and property management. Comparable to AMIGA in full-stack real estate services but at vastly greater scale and with broader geographic coverage.
• Icade: French real estate company with significant office, residential, and healthcare property portfolios in the Paris region. Comparable to AMIGA in Paris-centric asset focus and vertical integration, but as a much larger listed entity.
• Gecina: Paris-focused REIT owning prime residential and office assets. Comparable to AMIGA in Paris prime-location thesis and active asset management approach, but operating as a large institutional investor rather than a value-add developer.
• Eiffage Immobilier: Real estate development arm of the Eiffage group, active in residential, office, and mixed-use projects across France including Paris. Comparable to AMIGA in full-stack development, though backed by a major construction group.
• Kaufman & Broad: Major French residential developer active across major metros including Paris. Overlaps with AMIGA on residential acquisition and development but operates as a high-volume production builder rather than a boutique value-add operator.

Direct peers

• Marignan: Paris-focused residential and mixed-use developer pursuing value-add and urban regeneration projects in the inner Paris market. Most directly comparable to AMIGA in geography, scale band, and repositioning-led thesis.
• Quartus: French real estate developer active in residential, office, and mixed-use projects across major French cities. Comparable to AMIGA in full-service development and asset diversification, with somewhat greater geographic reach.
• Altarea: French real estate developer with a focus on mixed-use, retail-led, and urban regeneration projects, including significant Paris exposure. Closely comparable to AMIGA's mixed-use, value-add repositioning approach, though at much larger scale.
• Coffim: Boutique Parisian real estate developer specializing in residential and mixed-use projects in central arrondissements. Directly comparable to AMIGA on city focus, asset mix, and boutique operating model.

Regional players

• Foncia: France's largest property management and brokerage firm with deep presence in Paris. Comparable to AMIGA through its Gestion & Brokerage division, though operating at national scale and primarily on third-party-owned assets.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/amiga-immo

Compliance1 record

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about AMIGA