Popular with companies for its accessibility, attractiveness and quality of life, Lancy offers an exceptional working environment just a few minutes from Geneva. 

Lancy, an accessible business district

At the heart of all major regional development projects, Lancy, the third largest city in the canton of Geneva, is ideally located just a few minutes from Geneva city centre and from the international airport.

A sought-after location that has already been adopted by nearly 1,700 active companies, from SMEs to multinationals, attracted by the dynamism and the quality of life of a town that is still very attractive in terms of cost.  

With a municipal economic council, Lancy hosts an industrial and artisanal zone of nearly 62 hectares, provides 18,000 jobs and is supported by numerous cultural and sports facilities. Local shops and services (crèches, a swimming pool, markets, a shopping centre, etc.) are particularly well developed, offering an ideal working environment for agile companies and their employees looking for flexibility.

A fertile territory for entrepreneurship. 

Lancy, green spaces to promote well-being at work 

Strongly committed to environmental protection, Lancy supports the energy-efficient renovation of its buildings, promotes sustainability at the expense of disposables and multiplies operations to raise awareness of nature (creation of educational apiaries, discovery trails, etc.).

As of 2017, it has abandoned the use of chemical products for the maintenance of its 55 hectares of parks and green spaces. As a result of this policy, it will be the first Swiss city to be awarded “organic” label in 2019 and to offer a privileged working environment for the active population.

Close to nature, Lancy is home to “Sentier du Rhône“, a bucolic path along the banks of the river, from Geneva to La Plaine, which hosts numerous species along the way, constituting one of the best protected natural ecosystems in Switzerland.

A real natural treasure for the surrounding companies. Various studies have established that the presence of plants and green spaces in and around the workplace has a positive impact on employees by reducing stress and absenteeism while improving the sense of well-being, creativity and productivity.

A “biophily” naturally present in Lancy.