Coastal erosion: Hundreds of French homes risk becoming uninhabitable More than 1,000 buildings are at risk by 2028, including many second homes, says government report
Owners cannot access French home over fears it may fall into sea Property and surrounding land in Normandy is off-limits until authorities can confirm there will be no imminent damage after landslide
More than 100 French areas newly added to coastal erosion risk list The communes will be subject to stricter planning controls and have access to government aid to mitigate the threat
practical French second homes at risk of coastal erosion and other property news Plus no current plans to ban gas boilers in houses and MPs vote to enlarge the amount of people due compensation for cracked homes
Rising sea levels provoke exodus from northern French coastline Manche and the Normandy region have pledged millions of euros to help with relocations, but authorities warn that people have not ‘grasped’ the extent of the risk
Map: The 101 French communes affected by coastal erosion The majority of impacted areas are located along the Atlantic coast or by the English Channel with 41 in Brittany, 16 in Normandy and 31 in Nouvelle-Aquitaine