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From Cavaillon to Cadenet, offering...

Cheval Blanc, Mérindol, Les Taillades, Robion, Maubec, Lauris… All communes in Le Vaucluse offering an increasingly attractive lifestyle. Many people working in Provence have become aware of the...

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.

Chamonix, as highly-rated as ever

An accredited “Mont-Blanc Natural Resort”, Chamonix is an invitation to enjoy skiing domains of international renown while benefiting from urban and festive activities in a town centre lively by day and night.

Roquebrune-sur-Argens, wide diversi...

Comprised of three distinct areas - the village, La Bouverie and Les Issambres -, this commune close to the Massif des Maures is one of the largest in the eastern part of the Var

Menton and Sospel, at the gateway t...

In the far south-east corner of France, near the border with Italy and at the gateway to Monaco, Menton is both a garden city and a popular seaside resort. At an altitude of 350 m, Sospel is a peaceful but lively medieval village on the banks of the Bévéra.

Bordeaux city centre, a more stable...

Following the spectacular boom that began at the end of 2017, Bordeaux’s property market is getting its breath back and seeing more stability. Prices are witnessing a slight decline and the stock of...

Les Alpilles, charm as far as the e...

Authentic and refined, this area is a must address in Provence. The land of Alphonse Daudet, Frédéric Mistral and Vincent Van Gogh, the Alpilles represent a dream for many foreigners, Parisians and French ex-pats in search of a holiday home.

Nice, a lively yet stable market

The capital of the Côte d’Azur offers a wide choice of properties. Its “Golden Square” is the most highly-prized central neighbourhood, followed by La Coulée Verte, while residential neighbourhoods on the west side of town, on Cap de Nice or Mont Boron, contain real gems at prices that sometimes rocket.

A Parisian clientele for Aix-en-Pro...

It now takes less than 3 hours to reach Aix-en-Provence from Paris on the TGV or 1 hr 20 by plane. One of the factors inciting many Parisians to target Aix-en-Provence as their second residence in the south. Add an elegant lifestyle and an historic architectural heritage, and you hold the keys to its success...

La Clusaz, Le Grand-Bornand and Man...

Playing host to well-known ski resorts with 210 km of slopes in all, this pre-Alpine mountain chain in Savoy is a fabulous playground for fans of winter sports.