SOGEPROM operates as the real estate development subsidiary of Société Générale, one of France's major banking institutions founded in 1864. The company focuses on residential and commercial property development across France, with significant activity in the Paris region and its suburbs.
The developer has established itself through large-scale urban projects that integrate sustainability measures. In Ivry-sur-Seine, SOGEPROM delivered the START-Ivry project in 2025, comprising five towers with 288 dwellings across 22,863 square meters. The development cost €43.4 million and includes social, intermediate, and market-rate housing alongside retail spaces. The project achieves 20% energy reduction compared to current standards and uses 20% low-carbon concrete.
Another notable project is the Ampere Building at La Défense, a ten-floor office building from 1985 that underwent complete renovation. The building features electrical storage from recycled batteries, solar panels, and regenerative elevators, earning the 2017 Green Solutions Awards in the Smart Building category.
SOGEPROM has signed framework agreements with asset managers like MIMCO Asset Management to develop housing and office projects with focus on energy efficiency. The company is a signatory of the Responsible Purchasing Charter, aligning with United Nations Global Compact principles.
The developer positions itself within the Grand Paris Express development zone, participating in one of Europe's largest transportation and urban renewal initiatives. However, like many French property developers, SOGEPROM has faced challenges from declining market activity, leading to workforce adjustments in recent years.