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France, plays a leading role in the world with a rich history and proud culture. France is also seen as one of the safest places for luxury property investors of all kinds. Offering exceptional lifestyle homes in the South of France and or French Riviera, to chic luxury apartments in Paris, and French Ski challets.
France offers a wonderful climate and astonishing scenery, France is renowned as one of the most visited country in the world. The landscape is diverse, with Paris, the largest city in the north and Nice, reserves the deep blue ocean waters coming on the south. Owning holiday or investment villas is definitely a perfect act to enjoy super coasts and historical heritages in French homes and properties..
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Jean Nouvel delivers local colour to Marseille's waterfront
Located at the heart of the Euroméditerranée site, La Marseillaise is a new office skyscraper for the city of Marseille designed by Jean Nouvel.
French property sales continue to grow in 2018
A strong market in Paris has helped to lift France’s prime residential property market with prices in the city up 12% last year, the latest analysis insight report shows.
7 Panoramic Views Along the Côte d’Azur
To call a destination “colorful” is to offer it one of many roles. A hotspot brought to life by vibrant arts and culture. A destination famed for its bounty of natural colors.
Architectural Spotlight | Enchanting Chalets
Nestled into the sides of mountains, these often-snowy homes are also ideal for the ski-enthusiast, or simply someone wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of metropolitan life.
Paris apartment prices up 7.7% in the last year
New figures show the price of property in the French capital have risen sharply over the last 12 months. The average price of a square metre is now €8,942.
With a $1 billion price tag, is this the world's most expensive house?
The world’s most expensive home has been put up for sale in the south of France with a €1 billion ($1.1 billion) price tag.