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August Currency Update
It would be nice to say that sterling did well in the first half of July. It would be more accurate, however, to say the Euro did badly. In little more than a fortnight the pound climbed from a 16-mon ...
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The kings of the second home are… the French...
France has 3 million dwellings “exclusively used for weekends, holidays or leisure”, according to the INSEE (the Fr ...
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Off plan sales: a better protection for buye...
When an off plan property or one under construction is put on sale, the property developer is required to of ...
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Renovating a house in France
Research and groundwork Research and groundwork in the beginning will pay dividends later. Make contact not only wi ...
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The new tax on French holiday homes explaine...
A new holiday tax has been approved by president Sarkozy’s cabinet and will be put before parliament to take effect from 2012 onwards. The tax will hit all those who own a French holiday home and
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The Provence Cote d’Azur region, a place to ...
Sextant Properties is a member of the SNPI (Syndicat National des Professionnels Immobiliers). We receive regular u ...
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Property: Invest for seniors
As there are only 200 senior residences in France and one third of the French population will be over 60 by 2050 (c ...
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May Currency Update
Sterling had a less expensive April than the three and a half euro cents it had managed to mislay in March but it was still a losing month,
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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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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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