Normally, property in France doesn’t come cheap. But thanks to judicial reforms, there are a number of small-town...
A flurry of articles in the French and international press (including the New York Times) created an outcry about a year...
The assemblée générale de copropriété is the annual business meeting of the co-owners association in a building. The...
There is no capital gains tax on the sale of a primary residence in France....
Whether the parties sign a compromis de vente or a promesse de vente, the preliminary contract will always contain the...
A compromis de vente is a mutual obligation of the buyer (to buy) and the seller (to sell). Literally translating as “a...
The buyer should normally expect to pay fees and taxes of about 6.5-7.5% of the purchase price. These break down roughly...
The notaire is a public official with legal training (but different from a lawyer) who prepares and registers official...
French banks will lend up to 85% of the assessed value of the property and renovations to most non-resident buyers. The...
Simon Packard of Bloomberg Businessweek interviewed Paris Property Group real estate founder Miranda Junowicz Bothe. Two...
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