During a presentation focused on future projects, Jacques Barbezange detailed the planned operations, which are expected to transform the town's economic and urban landscape. These projects include the Val de Lenne rest area and the construction of the school canteen.
Private investors will play a key role with large-scale projects such as the construction of a new facility for Bonnefis Automobile, which is already well underway. The new Marché aux Affaires has recently opened its doors, and the Centrakor brand is expected to open in March. Local businesses like Ballat, Puechoultres, and Albouy Equipement in Carcenac also plan significant expansions and developments.
Numerous housing programs, notably led by Aveyron Habitat and the company Hectare, complete this investment outlook. This substantial volume reflects the territory's attractiveness to economic and real estate stakeholders.
These projects aim to enhance Baraqueville's commercial, economic, residential offerings, and facilities, making 2027 and 2028 crucial years for its development.
