French property market news
You’ll find all the latest French property news here at France Property Guides, so you can stay up to speed when buying property in France. From updates on house prices to breakdowns of new legislation, you needn’t look anywhere else for French property market news. Get the latest below.
The “tiny homes” initiative and why it’s a good time to buy in France
In a bid to reduce the overall percentage of second homes in France, several towns across the country have launched a ‘tiny homes’ project.Read more...
The French village advertising for residents
Living in a quaint village is the dream of most who wish to move to France. Nothing sounds more idyllic than wandering through cobbled streets, immersing yourself in a small community and enjoying everything that the countryside has to offer. And now, some French villages are appealing for new residents to move in.Read more...
Why are house prices booming in Brittany?
In some areas of Brittany, house prices have risen by more than 40% since the beginning of the pandemic as France’s city dwellers continue to flee to the countryside.Read more...
Can you work remotely from the French countryside?
Whilst many come to live in France as retirees to live out their golden years, lots of us are not yet of that age and must still work for a living! So, what are the important things to know about remote working in France?Read more...
The beautiful department of Gironde
The Gironde is the largest and one of the most popular departments in France. A favourite of both French and foreign property buyers, it is located in the Nouvelle Aquitaine, has Bordeaux as its prefecture and is, of course, famous worldwide for its fabulous wines. We have found 5 lovely places to tempt you into this great department.Read more...
A French home without the hassle
“I’d love to own a French home, if only someone would sort it all out for me!” 5 ways in which co-ownership can be the simpler, better way to own a second home in France.Read more...
Discovering the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region
The fabulous Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region is like a miniature version of France, jam-packed into a tenth of the area of the entire country. In this guide, you’ll find out why so many expats have found their chez nous in this stunning and multi-faceted region.Read more...
Pays d’Uzes and the Pont du Gard: a stunning area in the south of France
The Pays d’Uzes and Pont du Gard area is a slightly lesser known (but nonetheless beautiful) part of Provence. Situated in the department of the Gard, the area boasts several wonderful villages and small towns, is steeped in history and would be the perfect place to buy a holiday home.Read more...
Buying a holiday home near a lake in France
Inland lakes in France present a tranquil waterside alternative to bustling beach resorts. Many even offer their own ‘beaches’ along with some truly mesmerising mountain views. Here are four of our favourite lakes in France, along with some nearby spots to buy property.Read more...
Living in the wine regions of Provence
Provence is one of the loveliest and most popular regions of France. The very word conjures up a vision of fields of lavender, charming villages, cosy restaurants with checked table cloths, gorgeous sandy beaches, a laid back lifestyle and, of course, sampling the Provencal cuisine and wine.Read more...
7 tips for living in France on €1231 per month
Living in France has so many benefits: the laidback lifestyle, the space, the beauty of the countryside, the rivers, the fantastic food and wine – the list goes on! It’s no wonder that France remains one of the most popular countries in Europe for Brits to travel to, buy a home in and generally consider as our closest neighbour.Read more...
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