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Aquitaine proving popular with overseas buyers

While France remains a hot favourite amongst overseas property buyers, the Aquitaine region is quickly becoming the region of choice for Britons, according to Conti, the overseas
mortgage specialist.

Buy a French village for 277,000 GBP

In many parts of the England, you’d struggle to get a house for £277,000- but in France, you can buy an entire village- complete with 19 buildings and a swimming pool.

Monaco blossoms under French tax changes

New French property tax laws are pushing wealthy buyers away from the traditional Riviera resorts and into Monaco say local agency and accountancy experts.

Mini boom for property in the French alps

While we may moan about snow disruption in England, it seems that the hunt for the white stuff is driving a mini boom in the French Alps, where property sales figures have trebled in the last year.

Coco Chanel’s summer home on sale for 32 million GBP

Coco Chanel’s romantic summer residence, which was constructed on a plot of land gifted to her by her former lover the Duke of Westminster, is on sale for an estimated £32 million.

Overseas investors seeking emerging Parisian districts

Overseas property investors are increasingly looking to ‘up and coming’ Parisian districts in order to find the best opportunities, with Thomas Elisian of luxury real estate agency Paris Attitude Vente stating that buyers are "increasingly willing to look at 'newer' neighbourhoods if they can get an advantageous deal".

French Riviera property falls below 2 million euros for the first time

The price of  property in the French Riviera has dropped below €2 million for the first time, according to the latest EstateNetFrance report.

France’s most popular destinations named

The most popular region of France for real estate is Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, according to a new infographic released by TheMoveChannel.com.

Ikea opens apartment in Paris metro station

Flatpack furniture giant Ikea is no stranger to adventurous marketing stunts, from staging instore sleepovers to quarantining male shoppers, but their latest ruse tests brand loyalty to the maximum - encouraging ‘housemates’ to take up a five day residence in a temporary apartment constructed in a Paris metro station.

Lifestyle buyers in the majority in France

Half of all British buyers who purchase homes in France do so with the intention of moving there permanently, according to French property specialist My-French-House.com

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