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Cannes and Juan-les-Pins, protected markets

Both effervescent and peaceful, glamorous and authentic, the area comprised of Cannes and Cap d’Antibes-Juan-les-Pins continues to dominate buyers’ dreams. Embodying well-preserved beauty and wellness, this property market remains a sound value on the international scene.

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Fuveau and La Ciotat : markets under constraint

Offering privileged settings near Aix and Marseille, the property markets of Fuveau and La Ciotat are nevertheless hampered by tougher access conditions for buyers, as everywhere else in France.

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Bordeaux, back to reality

Following exceptional activity in 2021, the slowdown which began in 2022 is being confirmed this year in Bordeaux with prices undertaking rebalancing acts, depending on the neighbourhood. The market is seeing a kind of lull, though constant interest is being shown in houses with gardens and small a...

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Antibes, steering towards stability

Full of charm and authenticity, Antibes is highly prized by both an international elite and retirees who have fallen for its spell, as well as many of the locally employed. They all appreciate its strategic location between the towns of Nice and Cannes, and close to Sophia-Antipolis.

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Aix-en-Provence, a market under pressure

Declining prices, mortgages hard to obtain... France’s property market is hurting, and even addresses such as Aix-en-Provence are feeling an impact. Though there where some see a crisis, others are looking for good opportunities.

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Arcachon : town of all four seasons

Benefiting from the unique configuration of its bay on the Atlantic coast, Arcachon is an important fishing and sailing harbour, as well as a lively commercial centre. Well-known beyond the borders of France, this seaside resort unfurls its charms in the vicinity of Europe’s tallest sand dune.

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Chic and authentic, Beaulieu and Villefranche

With its beaches lined with palm trees, its lush surrounding vegetation, its soft light, and sumptuous properties, the sector comprised of Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Villefranche-sur-Mer remains indisputably an address on the Côte d’Azur synonymous with luxury.

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Arles, capital of culture

Founded in 46 B.C. by Julius Caesar, Arles certainly deserves its nickname, the “little Rome of the Gauls”. Lying between the banks of the Rhone, the plain of La Crau, the Camargue and the Alpilles, this majestic town plays host to a plethora of architectural treasures.

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The growing appeal of Gujan-Mestras

Seen as the capital of Arcachon’s oyster farming, Gujan-Mestras lies to the south of the Bassin d’Arcachon in Le Pays de Buch, near Bordeaux. The commune wins votes for its authenticity and well-preserved natural environment.

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Saint-Jean-de-Luz, the home of your dreams

A renowned seaside resort, Saint-Jean-de-Luz benefits from a place apart on the Côte Basque. Stylish architecture, a pedestrian town centre, pleasant beaches... Its enjoyable lifestyle remains highly appreciated.

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Valence, gateway to the south

Surrounded by charming rural communes, Valence offers a delightful setting in which to live. With its Mediterranean climate, pedestrian town centre and remarkable historic heritage, it is particularly well-known for its “Cité des Arts et des Sciences” with futuristic architecture.

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Sainte-Maxime, between land and sea

At the heart of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, Sainte-Maxime is a charming town in Le Var, lively year-round. It offers a wide diversity of properties from holiday apartments to high-end residences and pleasant family villas. I

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Lourmarin, an absolute must in the Luberon

In the Nature Park of the Luberon, between Avignon and Forcalquier, Lourmarin is one of France’s most beautiful villages. Nestling in the midst of vines, olive and almond trees, it offers a truly enchanting setting.

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Mougins, an up-market address

Mougins is unquestionably one of the pearls in the hinterland of the Côte d’Azur. On the hillls, 5 km from Cannes, this superb medieval village rises up magnificently between cypresses, pines and olive-trees.

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Seignosse, the pearl of Les Landes

With a shoreline 6 km long, Seignosse boasts some of the loveliest beaches in Les Landes. Called Les Casernes, Le Pernon, Les Bourdaines or Les Estagnots, some are known by surfers worldwide. Benefiting from beach restaurants and surf schools, they have won the national “Qualité Tourisme” distinctio...

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