However, this did not ultimately come to pass. In 2009, the French government considered Icade as a potential 'asset in the strategic investment fund that will be key to reviving France's economy'. Since 2007, Icade has been gradually selling its housing real-estate assets and service activities, to focus on tertiary sector real-estate. Icade gained SIIC (REIT outside France) eligibility in 2007 after combining many of its subsidiaries. The initial public offering of Icade at the Euronext Paris on 12 April 2006 was valued at €2,64 billion. SCIC was renamed Icade SA in 2003, and its capital opened up to external shareholders.

By the end of the 1980s it owned around 200,000 rental homes. It was not until the 1980s that it started investing in non residential/public properties. During the 1950s and 1960s, it worked with a number of architects to build housing at Sarcelles (France's first large-scale programme, with over 10,000 housing units), Créteil, Mourenx, Épinay-sur-Seine and Gagny. The company was a housing construction project owner in France, and was particularly active in the Paris region.

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