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St Laurent Du Var Expansion of Cap 3000 Shopping Centre

Cap 3000 is a huge French shopping center located in Saint Laurent Du Var on the Mediterranean sea.

Cap 3000 was first opened in 1969 and has been renovated several times but none of the past renovations will be like the newest by the new owners.

The new owners of Cap 3000 Altarea Cogedim are planning a 400 million euro renovation that includes a complete renovation of the 85,000 m2 of existing retail space, the creation of 35,000 m2 of new retail space and 1,500 more parking spaces.

The work is to be completed in 2018.

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French Real Estate UK and French Tax Seminars March 2015

French real estate tax questions? 

If you have French real estate or plan on having French real estate it is a wise decision to learn as much as you can about the French tax system.

In particular if you are a British national you will benefit from up coming seminars from Blevins Franks.

We are not associated with this company just sharing the details with you since a reader passed them on and told us the Free seminars are very helpful.

Find out more details about the Blevins Franks upcoming seminars in France by visiting their site here.

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Property Prices? What is the cost of Living in France? Useful Website

If you are interested in French Real estate and what it is like to live in France you will benefit from knowing details about the cost of living in France and a whole lot more of relevant social data.

One of our readers directed us to a website called Numbeo which offers details on the cost of living, property prices, crime rates, pollution, quality of life statistics and more for France (and other countries as well.)

We cannot guarantee the accuracy of the data, however, it can be useful to help you get an idea about how France compares to other countries.

Visit Numbeo here. 

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Types of Eco housing in France

How do you define eco housing in France? What are the types?

In general a French property that uses materials or technology to reduce the carbon imprint of the housing, that is the negative impact on the environment is called Ecological housing.

Here are five types of French ecological homes

One
French Houses or Apartments Low Consumation (BBC)
The Real Estate in this category must follow the guidelines labelled RT 2012. These properties must use less than 50 Kwh of energy per m2 per year. (This is a link to all the details on the French Government site.)

According to these details in France all properties that have an application for a permit to build after January 1st 2013 must be in accordance with the RT 2012 guidelines. Verify and read more here in French.

Two
French Passive Housing
These are properties that consume a maximum of  15Kwh of energy per m2 per year. These may be the new standard of BBC housing in 2020. Read more details in French here).

Three
French Energy Positive Housing (BEPos – bâtiment à énergie positive in French)
These are French real estate properties that produce more energy than they consume via the usage of renewable energy systems like solar panels. Here is a link to details in French on Positive Energy Housing already built in France.

Four
French Housing High Environmental Quality or HQE (Haute qualité environnementale in French)
These are French properties that are built using materials that respect their natural environment like wood or straw housing. Here is a link to details in French on HQE French housing.

Five
Bioclimatic Housing (L’habitat bioclimatique in French)
This is housing that is built paying close attention to the orientation of the sun relative to the building so as to rely less on heating and electricity. Read more details in French here.

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French Real Estate When you Buy Think of Selling

Do you think that when you buy a French property you need to think of selling?

Yes, indeed. If you get a great price because you buy a house close to the ‘autoroute’ then you will most likely have a difficult sale in the future.

No matter whether you buy in a fast or slow moving market the key to your best French real estate investment is always the location. A French property located close but not too close to shops, schools, transportation and the occasional bakery and coffee shop is always of interest.

Remember when you buy, think of selling. If you know it will be easy to re sell you have made a wise purchase.

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