Biarritz : an apartment at all cost... The imperial city still tops the list of the most expensive addresses on the French Basque coast, togther with Saint-Jean-de-Luz. As buoyant as ever, the market for holiday homes focuses, in the case... Read more >>
Saint-Jean-de-Luz, pearl of the Bas... Benefiting from a well-preserved architectural heritage, the former City of Corsairs is now a highly-prized seaside resort. Right at the edge of the ocean, Saint-Jean-de-Luz is also within easy reach of the mountains and countryside. Read more >>
Bidart, ever more popular Next to Biarritz, Bidart benefits from a coastline of 5 km comprised of six lovely beaches overlooked by wooded cliffs. This charming locality with 5,800 residents is certainly no longer a fall-back market… Read more >>
Anglet, increasingly attractive In 2019, the future electric “tram’bus” will enable residents of Anglet to reach the centre of Biarritz easily and directly. A sizable argument boosting the appeal of this commune, already very enticing with its shoreline 4.5 km long, 11 beaches and a golf-course. Read more >>
Saint-Jean-de-Luz and Ciboure, clos... A highly coveted address, Saint-Jean-de-Luz continues to elicit growing demand from buyers in search of main or second residences. Confronted by very scarce offerings, many of them turn their attention to the neighbouring property market of Ciboure. Current state of affairs… Read more >>
Saint-Martin and Gare du Midi, high... Inaugurated in 1912 in the centre of Biarritz, the Gare du Midi was transformed in 1990 into a Palais des Festivals bringing considerable liveliness to the neighbourhood. Offering lots of amenities,... Read more >>
Guéthary, the “little Saint-Trop... On the Atlantic shore, between Biarritz and Saint-Jean-de-Luz, Guéthary is a delightful seaside resort that has retained all its picturesque charm. Renowned internationally for its impressive waves, the Parlementia beach draws surfers from all over the world... Read more >>
Biarritz, a sellers’ market Biarritz’s property market has not flinched for months. This must address in the Basque country is in very high demand, and its exemplary dynamism rubs off on neighbouring markets. Read more >>
Saint-Jean-de-Luz, in constant dema... Since the late 19th century, Saint-Jean-de-Luz has continued to win the hearts of all its visitors. Occupying a coastal strip 7.5 km long near the border with Spain, this commune of timeless charm is symbolized by its superb bay. Read more >>
Anglet, a buoyant market Marked by both Basque and Gascon culture, Anglet lies between Bayonne and Biarritz. Vast, airy, green and flowery, Anglet stretches out over a coastline 4.5 km long, facing the ocean. Read more >>
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