House price falls accelerating in France: will this continue? Leading estate agent groups report a fall in prices, making it a ‘buyers’ market’ after months of high interest rates and political uncertainty
Larger houses struggling to sell as post-Covid boom disappears Purchasing power is decreasing but for those with funds, it remains a buyer's market
La Rochelle, Antibes, Paris: The most expensive streets in France Highest property prices in cities and towns revealed in new report
practical Where have property prices fallen the most in France? The lower number of sales has created a buyers’ market in many (but not all) areas
French property prices: should buyers - or sellers - wait? Latest data shows signs that the fall is slowing in some areas and may rebound later this year
SEE: flat prices start to fall in France in new notaire data The number of sales was already in decline
French property sales plummet but not prices, says major agency ‘Prices have to go down in 2024 to counter the excessive rises of recent years’
Understand the new cycle beginning for property in France High interest rates and tough lending rules have hampered the property market since 2022, but experts suggest 2024 may be a better year
Houses in one of cheapest departments in France can have a hidden cost We look at what you should know before buying a house in Cher
‘House price anger’ cause of Brittany arson attacks not nationalism Letter to Breton media claims nationalist FLB is back, but local expert explains why recent attacks are different
Is now the right time to buy or sell property in France? Experts give their opinion as a drop in house prices is predicted and sales volumes fall
See how property prices have changed in your corner of France New figures show values in coastal areas are holding up relatively well
Britons no longer the biggest group of foreign homebuyers in France In 2015, Britons made 35% of all property purchases in France by foreign non-residents. Now, at 17%, Britons are second behind Belgians
New data highlights six key trends in France’s property market It includes the news that property prices fell across the country in the first quarter of this year Quarterly property prices in France ‘fall for first time since 2015’ French property watch: Why buy in Jura and what prices to expect French property in 2022 and 2023 predictions: Low sales, rising prices
MAP: Latest house price rises in France - how has your area fared? Some areas have seen increases of 17% and even 22% in a year, the latest data from notaires shows Time to sell not buy property in France advise majority of notaires Second-home market in France sees ‘extraordinary’ post-Covid boom How to find the price of a property that has sold near you in France Map: Where rural French house prices have risen (and fallen) the most Property watch: Why Covid has made Eure-et-Loir a hotspot for buyers
French property: what does €100,000 buy you without need to renovate? Housing prices in France have doubled in the last ten years but there are still bargains to be had. Here are 10 lower priced properties that fit the bill
Property sales explode in Côtes-d’Armor, Brittany since Covid Prices have jumped by more than 40% in some areas to set new records but remain some of the most affordable in the region
French property market news: October roundup Our pick of stories for property owners in France from the last month
House prices soar in medium-sized cities in France due to Covid The country is set to hit a record 1.2m property transactions by the end of 2021, with prices on the rise in cities including Brest, Angers, Reims, Quimper, and Orléans
Where in France can you negotiate the most on property prices? Bourgogne, Lorraine, and Brittany topped the regions for the best negotiation deals, but other regions are less so
French property 2021: House sales are down but prices rise Paris has seen the sharpest impact with an 18% fall in the number of sales, however year-on-year house figures showed a 5.2% price rise
2020 has been one of ARB French Property’s busiest years Sponsored article: ARB French Property is based in the UK and was created by husband-and-wife team Adrian and Jacqueline Bunn, as a low-cost private for sale property marketing platform.
New laws and changes in France: July 2020 New travel rules, caps on bank fees, payment of bills in newsagents, new rules for electromagnetic wave devices, cigarette packet costs, and “smooth” gas prices - here’s what changes in France from today (July 1).
House-buyers paid to buy in France's historic Picardy Communities in Pays de la Serre team-up to offer €5,000 to property hunters who buy empty houses
Prices can be up to 14% higher for greener homes Energy efficiency is increasingly affecting property prices in France, with better performing homes attracting prices of up to 14% higher than average ones.
French property market holds steady This article takes a look at the property market both in Paris and across the regions at the end of July 2018. The information is the most comprehensible available as it comes from the Notaires de France, who handle every purchase in France. Here the term ‘older’ homes refers to ones built more than five years ago.
Caution but high hopes in Brittany After a year in 2017 where transaction volumes in Brittany reached record levels, the regional property market in 2018 has settled into a more ‘normal rhythm’.
Pamela Anderson now permanent Marseille resident The residents of Marseille have a new famous neighbour, as former model and actress Pamela Anderson and her footballing partner are said to have moved in permanently.
New records for dynamic property markets The first five months of 2017 have seen sellers benefiting with 907,000 transactions registered and all completed at speed, notaire figures show.
Changes where the well-off are buying Whether it is a decision on a new tramway or the loss of major industries, the way property is owned in towns and cities evolves over the years, as these graphics from the Notaires de France show.
New website shows real market prices Notaires are to offer a new website showing the latest information available on ‘real’ property prices as part of a new role set for them by the government.