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Savoy : focus on the chalet market

According to the INSEE, France can lay claim to 3.2 million second residences, a quarter of which are in the mountains, with the Alps still the preferred destination of French holidaymakers....

Salon-de-Provence, a green, histori... - Theme_2352_1.0

Salon-de-Provence, a green, histori...

Ideally located between the Alpilles, Camargue and Aix-Marseille region, Salon-de-Provence is surrounded by magnificent countryside where the olive-tree reigns supreme. One of the oldest towns in Provence, it hosts, among other things, the Château de l’Empéri, former...

Nice : a buoyant market

A real picture-postcard of international renown, the capital of the Côte d’Azur benefits from new urban developments which heighten its appeal among tourists and the locally employed.

Bordeaux : renewed enthusiasm

After witnessing an adjustment in prices in 2018 and 2019, Bordeaux’s property market is again very lively, attracting executives and retirees won over by the city for its beautiful architecture, quality living conditions and, of course, its wine.

Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël, buoyant...

High-end apartments, villas, houses of charm, new properties... Living accommodation in Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël proves to be diverse, with prices often reasonable for the region.

Avignon : an ancient stronghold

A fortified medieval town, home to festivals and at the gateway to the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, the Popes’ City benefits from a direct TGV connection with Paris which is drawing a rising...

Marseille : dynamism and diversity

Bathed in light, between its authentic ports and lively metropolis, the Phocean city can lay claim to an outstanding natural heritage - the national park of the Calanques (or creeks), vineyards and seafronts -, increasingly attracting a Parisian and international clientele.

Les Landes, between forest and ocea...

France’s second largest “département”, Les Landes are much appreciated for their well-preserved natural areas, an exceptional shoreline and a wealth of gastronomic specialities.

Chamonix : a tourist town

Dotted with towns and villages, the valley of Chamonix-Mont-Blanc shares frontiers with Switzerland and Italy, while Chamonix itself combines the attractiveness of a renowned ski resort with the infrastructures of a town active all year round.

Cannes, a priceless market

Searching for prices per sq.m in Cannes ? Mission impossible : from a practical 1-bedroom apartment in the neighbourhood of La Bocca to a prestigious, top-floor apartment on the Croisette, prices per sq.m can much more than double.