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Bordeaux : restriking a balance

With an average decline of 10 % in its prices, Bordeaux’s property market is in a transition period following years of euphoria. The market should gradually attain a certain balance by the end of the year.

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Drôme Provençale, picture-postcard scenery

With well-preserved countryside and charming communes, this first gateway to Provence appeals for its quietness, beauty, and the authenticity of its villages. Here, houses built of stone top the list in the real estate market.

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The east end of the Côte d’Azur

Next door to Italy and the Principality of Monaco, the east end of the Côte d’Azur remains a dream address for international buyers. On certain communes, stocks of offerings are tending to be rebuilt, while enticing opportunities in immediate proximity to Monaco are being snapped up.

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Nyons, pearl of La Drôme Provençale

The capital of the olive (with an AOC distinction), Nyons lies 60 km north of Avignon and 100 km south of Valence, at the heart of La Drôme Provençale. Surrounded by medium height mountains - the highest attaining an altitude of almost 1000 metres -, Nyons is cradled in a natural hollow on the banks...

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Guéthary, an insider address

Ideally located at the edge of the ocean, between Biarritz and Saint-Jean-de-Luz, Guéthary is well-known for its picturesque charm and an incomparably laid-back lifestyle.

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Cannes, the pinnacle of luxury

While the property market in Cannes experienced a pullback in 2023, its luxury segment remains buoyant thanks to its renown as an address embodying sound value on the international scene. Even so, the election period is causing a slowdown following a slight upturn in the first half of 2024.

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Villefranche-sur-Mer, an upper-end market

On the coast road, between Nice and Menton, Villefranche-sur-Mer is just next door to Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, at the heart of the Côte d’Azur.

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Maussane, a village in the Alpilles

At the foot of the mountain chain of Les Alpilles, Maussane-les-Alpilles is surrounded by vast olive-groves and superb scenery near Les Baux. Lively year-round, it is one of the most popular communes in the Alpilles.

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The Bassin d’Arcachon, a tailormade market

In this region renowned for its privileged character and readily portraying its exclusiveness, the stock of available properties has been replenished. As highly-prized as ever, the Bassin d’Arcachon remains a sound investment.

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Châteaurenard, a town in the countryside

At the foot of a small hill, between Saint-Rémy de Provence and Avignon, Châteaurenard is a charming commune offering all the assets of a town in the countryside.

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La Tour de Mare, a coveted address in Fréjus

A high-end residential area in Fréjus, La Tour de Mare was created by Jean Martinon, a banker from Nice wanting to build a new neighbourhood for artists. Laid out around the Cocteau Chapel, La Tour de Mare has become a prized address among locals in the upper socio-professional category

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Biarritz, a focus on prestige

The most renowned seaside resort on the Atlantic coast, Biarritz, queen of beaches and beaches of kings, remains a highly prized address, especially for its exceptional real estate. Encounter with a new agency specializing in the top end of the market.

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Valbonne Sophia Antipolis, an international address

Blending charm, peacefulness, authenticity and dynamism, Valbonne-Sophia Antipolis offers a special art of living, prized internationally.

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Arles, capital of culture

With a surface area of 187,455 acres, Arles is the largest commune in metropolitan France. Between Nîmes and Marseille, this historic town offers a pleasant lifestyle blending traditions and modernity. Its international cultural aura is boosted by the prestigious Luma Foundation and the famous “Ren...

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Arcachon, pleasant in all four seasons

The main town on the Bassin d’Arcachon, this well-known seaside resort is home to about 12,000 residents. A prized address on the Atlantic coast, it is lively year-round and offers, more than ever before, a setting ideal for families and retirees.

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