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Interested in buying a shed or tree house?
If you own a French property with a big garden and strong trees you may be interested in building or buying a shed ...
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Is the city of Lyon a future great attractio...
France’s second biggest city has more to boast about than its dynamism and popularity. With 480,000 inhabitants in ...
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Marks & Spencer back in France by the e...
If you like shopping in Marks & Spencer stores you will be happy to know that after a decades’ absence, ...
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History of the leaseback concept
Buying a French property is the dream of many but maybe you can’t justify the expense if you only plan to use the property for a few weeks of the year. In that case, the French leaseback scheme may be ...
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Build your own garage!
It’s a well known fact that having a car port or garage is good for your car. In a garage your car will be protected from winter’s freezing temperatures. In France, the average life of a car that doe ...
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A secure pool cover is the safest way to pro...
Since 2003, French law compels owners to install a safety system on any newly-built swimming pool. Owners who had a ...
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Add value to your property
Are you keen for your house to rise in value? By getting to grips with your drill, screwdrivers and your imaginativ ...
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The rise of the refinancing rate of the ECB ...
On April 7th as expected, the European Central Bank raised its main guiding rate to 1.25%. This is the end of about ...
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Auvergne: a paradise of tranquility
Located in the centre of France, the Auvergne region is one of the last unexplored areas of France. Sparsely populated, it shows off the beauty of nature
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France’s three different sales contracts exp...
Currently in England the exchange of contract happens shortly – if not immediately – after your offer has been accepted. In France, things happen differently: you are required to pay a deposit at an e ...
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