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Trades about 49% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Groupimo S.A. operates throughout France, specializing in a comprehensive range of real estate solutions. The company's core activities include property management (covering both rental and co-ownership administration), real estate brokerage for buying and selling properties, and property refurbishment projects. Additionally, Groupimo S.A. offers numerous ancillary services designed to support property owners and tenants. These include assisting with rentals, advising on tax optimization strategies, arranging insurance and financing, providing expert property valuations and diagnostics, and managing property upkeep through maintenance, home staging, and concierge services. They also facilitate vacation rentals and guide clients through the entire process of acquiring or divesting a property. Established in 2000, the company's main office is located in Fort-de-France, France.
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