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The assemblée générale de copropriété is the annual business meeting of the co-owners association in a building. The meeting is called by the building management company, or syndic, who also presides over the meeting.

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There is no capital gains tax on the sale of a primary residence in France. For a secondary residence owned either individually or through an SCI, the amount of capital gains owed at the time of sale is determined by

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A compromis de vente is a mutual obligation of the buyer (to buy) and the seller (to sell). Literally translating as “a promise to sell,” the promesse de vente is a unilateral obligation to sell. There are two substantial drawbacks to a compromis de vente:

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Whether the parties sign a compromis de vente or a promesse de vente, the preliminary contract will always contain the following terms:

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Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 Floor: 5th floor (elevator) Size: 99.01m2 (1,066 sq ft) Price: € 1,140,000   Located in the sought after area of rue Weber/rue Pergolèse not far from Porte Maillot. The building offers all of the advantages of a bourgeois residence from 1964: built with practicality in mind there are 2 elevators, a full time concierge, a fluid and […]

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The buyer should normally expect to pay fees and taxes of about 6.5-7.5% of the purchase price. These break down roughly as follows:

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French banks will lend up to 85% of the assessed value of the property and renovations to most non-resident buyers.

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The notaire is a public official with legal training (but different from a lawyer) who prepares and registers official acts such as wills and property ownership transfers. Notaires enjoy a very privileged and highly respected position in French society.

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Ave Rapp, the Eiffel Tower at your doorstep ! Charming 1 bedroom apartment on the 7th floor with elevator and overlooking a quiet courtyard.

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Simon Packard of Bloomberg Businessweek interviewed Paris Property Group real estate founder Miranda Junowicz Bothe. Two years earlier she had warned that the global financial crisis would trigger a slump in the city’s home prices. Last year they rose at their fastest pace in at least two decades. Residential values in the French capital climbed […]

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