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Part-Dieu — neighbourhood of Lyon

Neighbourhood of Lyon (69). Environmental indicators within 500 m of the neighbourhood centre: classified facilities, polluted sites. Official sources.

Part-Dieu in numbers

Indicators within 500 m of the OSM centroid. Sourced thematic detail below.

  • Seveso sites

    0

    DGPR

  • Total ICPE

    36

    DGPR

  • BASOL sites

    1

    BRGM

  • BASIAS sites

    183

    BRGM

At the Lyon commune level

Public indicators aggregated across the whole commune. For fine-grained data, see the neighbourhood detail above.

Median price per sqm

4 884 €/m²

Source: DVF — DGFiP

Energy-sieve homes (EPC F/G)

12 %

Source: ADEME DPE

Access to GPs

3,6 c/an/hab

Source: DREES APL

Fibre optic coverage

97 %

Source: ARCEP

Public schools social index

135

Source: DEPP

Solar potential

1 619 kWh/m²/an

Source: PVGIS

Industrial risks and legacy in Part-Dieu

Within this neighbourhood, there are 36 classified installations (ICPE) and 183 former industrial sites (BASIAS) nearby — a high industrial footprint. These sites do not imply systematic danger, but warrant checking the risk statement (ERP) before buying.

ICPE facilities

36

Total Installations Classified for Environmental Protection within 500 m. Includes farms, depots, garages, workshops — all activities with environmental risk.

Source: DGPR Géorisques

BASOL sites (active pollution)

1

Polluted sites requiring public action. Diagnostic mandatory before purchase, IAL required.

Source: BRGM Infoterre

BASIAS sites (legacy)

183

Former industrial sites listed. Possible pollution traces without required public action — verify before purchase.

Source: BRGM Infoterre

— Live calculations

Every dimension, in euros.

On this page, 6 calculations with the real figures for Lyon: whether to buy or rent, how much to negotiate, the monthly mortgage payment, the net rental yield, the monthly cashflow and the energy bill.

Method and assumptions detailed in Transparency.

Part-Dieu preview

Preview as close as possible to the neighbourhood centre. Green = favourable, red = caution.