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Aix-en-Provence, a market named desire…

Nestling in the midst of Provence’s most beautiful scenery, Aix-en-Provence, a town of art and history benefiting from an exceptional architectural heritage, has succeeded in maintaining its human dimension while developing its activities and pursuing modernization.

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Biarritz, the French California

A flagship address in the Basque country, Biarritz remains a sought-after address for both main and second residences. Its legendary beaches and town centre, lively and suiting today’s tastes, all embody a lifestyle unlike any other.

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Fréjus and St-Raphaël, a rising trend…

On this market where seafront apartments compete with villas on gated estates, offerings are very scarce, and the time it takes to complete transactions is often less than two weeks.

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Estate agents’ new digital tools

Particularly since the Covid crisis of 2020, many estate agencies have been proposing digital tools to meet their clients’ evolving requirements. An overview…

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Menton : a reversal of trends.

Long prized by a majority of foreign buyers in search of a holiday home, this commune on the French Riviera now appeals to clients wanting to live here on a permanent basis.

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Cap Ferret : exclusive and expensive

Cap Ferret’s property market is now seeing more moderate growth than just after the pandemic, though offerings remain rare in this highly-prized oceanside address.

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Arles : a town enjoying a real boom

Benefiting from its proximity to the Camargue and the Mediterranean shore, Arles also lays claim to cultural and artistic renown that appeals to a growing number of foreign investors.

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The Drôme and Ardèche : between the Alps and the Mediterranean

A town on a human scale on the banks of the Rhône, Valence and its region are drawing a growing number of buyers wanting to distance themselves from large neighbouring towns.

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Spotlight on Hossegor and Saint-Jean-de-Luz

A quality lifestyle, security, superb scenery, a family and sporting atmosphere, nature, the ocean... Les Landes and Le Pays Basque offer living conditions that are highly-prized, especially since the pandemic.

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Hyères : charm, a wonderful climate and superb scenery

Traditionally acclaimed for its climate, beaches and quality living conditions, this commune in Le Var is seeing a marked influx of buyers wanting to invest or live here year-round.

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The irresistible call of the Luberon

With the urban exodus still on the march, city-dwellers are setting their sights on charming villages in Provence, such as Goult and Bonnieux. First come, first served !

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Mandelieu, the “Neuilly” of Cannes

With its three golf-courses, five harbours, sandy beaches and a prime location backed by the foothills of the Estérel providing a magnificent green backcloth, Mandelieu offers high-quality living conditions.

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Bassin d’Arcachon, popular year-round

Aiming to settle down in a permanent home on one of the communes around the bay, buyers dispose of comfortable budgets. Availabilities are, however, rare and privileged properties, seeing themselves as exclusive, inevitably post high prices.

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Guéthary, an idyllic address

Topping the list in this year’s ranking of the best villages to live in by the “Association des Villes et Villages de France”, Guéthary ticks all the boxes ! Come discover this gem of the French Basque coast, home to 1,350 year-round residents…

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St-Paul-Trois-Châteaux : the pearl of La Drôme

Once a fortified town, Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux, known for its impressive Roman cathedral, is set in a plain of vineyards 10 km from Bollène. Remarkable for its architecture, it boasts Renaissance facades, a 14th-C. gateway, long-established addresses... All inviting visitors to enjoy pleasant stro...

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