France

Paris

Paris is the most visited city in the world; it has some of the world’s largest and most renowned museums, stunning and historic period real estate and is home to internationally recognisable landmarks. The Eiffel Tower is the best example.  Whether it is a pied-a-terre or a property investment Paris has several options to suit all budgets.  To buy a home in Paris is about more than just settling into one of the most attractive European cities. Exclusive, elegant and cultural, Paris is also a financial capital, and a leading European city where business remains as sharp as style.  

French Alps

Regarded as one of the best winter sport destinations, the French Alps Is home to the world’s largest ski area, the 3 valleys. It hosted the world’s first winter Olympics in Chamonix in 1924 and is home to Mont Blanc (4,807m) Europe’s highest peak.  A range of winter and summer activities are available in the French Alps - in winter, these include skiing and snowboarding as well as alternatives such as snowshoeing and sledging.  After the snow has melted, the breathtaking landscapes, charming alpine culture and rich gourmet food scene ensure that it remains a destination to be enjoyed by both travelers and investors year-round. All of which present great reasons to invest and buy property in the French Alps.

South of France (Cote D’azure)

A destination of timeless appeal to visitors from around the globe, the Cote d’Azur offers everything from snowy peaks to the cool azure blue of the Mediterranean Sea. In an area of boundless culture, beauty, vistas, fine entertainment and exceptional culinary experiences, there is always something new to experience or discover.  Purchasing a property in In the South of France is always a good investment as it never goes out of style – for those visiting or for those looking for a second home in the sun. Property for sale in the South of France ranges from quaint family homes to luxury villas and penthouse apartments.

Monaco

Located on the border of the French and Italian Riviera Monaco is the second smallest independent state after the Vatican.  Monaco’s real estate market is one of the most expensive in the world thanks to its status as a tax haven for the rich and famous.  The attractions however don’t stop at real estate and Monaco sees healthy year-round tourism activity as well as more than 38,000 permanent residents, so there is always something to do and to see. The Grand Prix attracts visitors and tourists in the spring, opera and theatre are on every night during the months of January and February, and yacht tourism keeps the streets and port populous during the summer.