REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT RISING in SOUTH of FRANCE


French Real Estate - Property in France

Is French real estate a good investment?


In most areas of France real estate prices are rising more quickly than inflation, especially in the popular areas on the west and south coasts, and some parts of Brittany, which means that French property is fast becoming a smart investment proposal.

There are different ways to invest in French real estate, including moving your family home to France. This means that you are not paying rent, and there is always the possibility that the house will increase in value over time. Other than buying a family home, you could buy a property as a holiday home for use by family and friends, and it with any luck it would hold or increase its value. You could also rent it out to make extra money when you are not using it yourself. Alternatively, you might want to buy a property and use it for business purposes:

You also need to think about whether the value of the property will increase during the time you have allotted for the investment and, if so, whether the increase will outperform inflation.




Here few paper excerpt from first for french properties:

Demand continues in France
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Experts have said that investing in French property is becoming increasingly attractive. Property investment specialist Assetz International highlighted tourist regions including the Alps and Paris as areas particularly attractive to prospective investors. And Britons are already wising up, with Assetz recording a 78 per cent increase in demand for French property.


New flights to France 7/6/2005

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Flybe said a new fleet of larger aircraft would enable it to serve popular property areas in central and south-west France, such as Bergerac, Bordeaux, Limoges and Perpignan, from Scotland.

Flights from the UK to Bergerac had led to a 157 per cent rise in prices in the area since 2001, although those in remoter parts of the Dordogne had increased by only 9 per cent.


Buoyant French Property prices
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The French property market saw price growth of 9.5 per cent for the year up to June 2005, say figures released by estate agents VEF, with apartments showing a greater return on investment than houses for much of the period.

The figure is a marked slowdown from the recent 15.5 per cent peaks in price increases during 2004, although many remain optimistic that growth will hit double digits this year.

The market was far from consistent, however, with a wide range of performance over the past 12 months, from price drops of 2.2 per cent to gains of 25 per cent.


PROPERTIES PRICES RISING in SOUTH of FRANCE

With property prices rising fast in the popular French regions, shared ownership becomes an interesting and affordable option. SIPPS and investment in French residential property are the big buzzwords at the moment.



Here a VERY OLD paper from france voila:


France - Make your dream come true.

Rental Property in France as an Investment


In 2002 it is expected that, in France, over 80,000 properties will have been sold to non-French buyers as investments in second homes, the highest number ever. Property is bought as an Investment, for retirement as well as for a change of life-style. The largest number of buyers (estimated 40,000) are from the UK, but buyers and investors from every country are looking at France to purchase a home, for retirement, vacation and investment. Many of these second homes are being offered to the short term rental market. In some regions, especially the south and south west, the growth of the realtor industry has mushroomed.

The reasons for this interest for investment in French property is not hard to find. Prices are still relatively low compared to most North European countries, the climate is superb and the quality of life is very high. Health, education, culture, history, tradition, food, safety and "the quality of life" are thought by many to be the best in the world.

This is not a new phenomenon, the British, Dutch, Germans and Scandinavians have been buying property in France for many years, but this has generally been a rather exclusive "club".

However, with many other investments not performing as well as expected, pensions becoming devalued and the rapid rises in property prices in other countries, previously much faster than in France, a lot of capital and disposable income seems attracted to French property (plus you get sunshine and good wine). A whole industry has sprung up selling 'investment property' to everyone.

These are not now just second homes, many are people unable to afford a house in their own country who buy a property in France, not to live in full time, but to visit and rent out for most of the year (if possible).


If you need additional informations regarding property selling price, please have a look at following important pages :

SELLING PRICE OF THIS VILLA FOR SALE IN SOUTH OF FRANCE

LOW COST COMPANIES OPERATING IN SOUTH OF FRANCE

VALENCE AIRPORT IN SOUTH OF FRANCE: LOW COST COMPANY PROJECT



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