The real estate analyst identifies appropriate sources of financing for real estate projects. They evaluate loan options, negotiate terms and conditions and monitor financial arrangements.

The project manager oversees the implementation of HPF projects. They coordinate the various stages of the process, ensure that deadlines and budgets are met, and manage the stakeholders involved.

The land acquisition manager is responsible for identifying and acquiring land or real estate, and visiting the land. They negotiate with owners and monitor transactions.

The town planning expert is responsible for analysing local regulations and town planning schemes. They assess the feasibility of projects and ensure that they comply with land development standards.

At the developer's request, the programme manager can be called upon to carry out specific assignments in collaboration with architects, town planners and contractors.

The legal department provides in-depth expertise in real estate law and regulations. They advise HPF on the legal aspects of acquiring, holding and managing real estate assets.

The compliance department ensures that all HPF activities comply with the laws and regulations in force concerning the acquisition, ownership and management of real estate assets (compliance with environmental standards, town planning requirements, etc.).

The fund manager validates the financial commitments in accordance with the specifications of each of the investment funds they manage and monitor the investment.

The department monitors cash flows, manages financial risks, carries out profitability analyses and optimises return on investment.