Category: French Real Estate

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What is Taxe d’aménagement in France?

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Taxe d’aménagement is a property development tax.

According to the government of France website:

“This development tax  applies to applications for authorizations filed as of 1 March 2012 (1 January 2014 in Mayotte). The development tax also applies to prior declarations as well as to requests for amending authorizations generating a tax supplement filed as of the same date.”

Which real estate transactions are concerned?
“The tax is applicable to all development, construction, reconstruction and expansion of buildings or installations, requiring planning permission (building or development permit, prior declaration), and which change The destination of premises in the case of farms.”

As always it is best to seek advise directly from the local city hall and if you wish seek legal or tax advice for your personal peace of mind.

Rules and regulations can change frequently in France.

Details in French

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Video Top Ten Things You Must Know when Buying French property

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Looking to buy French real estate to fulfill a dream?

Then start by listening to the Top Ten Things You Must Know when Buying French property.

Details covered in the below video include:

Simulation de Finance

Ways you can Buy French real estate

Is there an MLS?

Diagnostics

When should you look at property?

After you learn these ten tips you will want to check out our 110 Tips French real estate buyers guide.

Details on the French real estate buyer’s guide are here.

Details on the French real estate buyer’s guide are here.

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French real estate in Paris: Prices are Increasing plus Sample Sales

 

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French real estate in Paris is anticipated to reach prices that will exceed past records.

Parisian notaries declared on Tuesday May 30, 2017 that low interest rates have created a more active real estate market with a 38 percent increases in sales year over year in Ile-de-France.

In fact, in Paris more than 10,000 homes were sold in the first quarter of 2017. This is a record since 1991. In fact, a properly priced property can sell within 15 days stated the chairman of the commission of real estate statistics notaries.

A sample of the record sales in the first quarter of 2017, according to Maitre Charles Flobert area as follows:

  • An apartment of 108 m², in the Champs Elysees district, sold at the price of 30,560 euros per m²,
  • A property 117 m² in size in the Quartier Porte Dauphine sold at 20,450 euros per m²
  • A property of 189 m² in the Quartier Gros-Caillou (7th), sold at 29, 950 euros per m² and another property of 84 m² sold for 25,300 euros per m²

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Video Visit to French Village of Nages-et-Solorgues

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A pretty French Village. Nages-et-Solorgues is a village located close by the 2000 years old historic site called Oppidum de Nages. It is one of the villages people do not always hear about when visiting ‘la vaunage’ area in France. The charm of Nages-et-Solorgues is enhanced by its proximity to other pretty French villages like Langlade, Caveirac and Calvission. All in close proximity to the Roman city of Nîmes

If you would like to connect with an English speaking French real estate agent to help you find the French property of your dreams in France, no matter where you are searching in France, contact us and we can help you connect at no charge. Go here to connect.

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