These Australian clients (she’s a food writer and restaurant critic, he’s an engineer and businessman) were referred to us by another client.  They wanted to find a 2-bedroom apartment in an eclectic, up and coming neighborhood that would have an authentic feel, away from the tourist zones.

Property owners who spend less than 184 days a year in France and do not pay income taxes in France are considered “non-resident.” Non-resident owners are expected to:

Prior to the signing of the final purchase agreement, the notaire will send the buyer a completion statement

Despite his threat to vigorously prosecute and end short-term rentals in Paris, to date Mayor Delanoë’s office has done little more than cause a scare. Capital magazine, a Paris-based monthly, interviews Jean-Marc Agnes, President of the Association of Professionals Holiday Rentals (APLM), to get the latest

This Australian client wanted to find a 2-bedroom pied à terre in a period building with good bones.

Agency fees are included in the advertised listing price for a property. Listing fees are ordinarily about 5%. The purchase can be structured

Property purchase in France requires the seller to provide to the buyer the results of 6 required diagnostic examinations of the property:

In France, no capital gains tax is paid on the sale of a primary residence. However for second homeowners big changes are looming.

The allure of living in a Paris pied-à-terre for a week or month, and paying much less than for a hotel room, has created strong demand for vacation rentals in Paris. But its growing popularity has raised the ire of hotels and residential property owners.

One hundred years ago, a 19-year-old artist named Picasso settled into an atelier along the cobblestone streets of the 18th arrondissement in Paris.  Today, Picasso’s first Montmartre workshop has been converted into an apartment and is now on the market for €1,500,000.