New French Property News from Notaries of France

According to the latest report from the Notaries of France, when we look at the evolution of the price of French property over the long period, a period of three years, we can see the evolution of the price change in the French property market.

Since the end of 2011 and the 3rd trimester of 2014 the average DOWNWARD price adjustment of French property is 5 percent. When you correct this for inflation the price drop is 8 percent.

Read the source article in French here in Explorimmo.

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French Mortgage Rates Continue to Go Down January 2015

If you want to invest in French real estate and you have an excellent file you can take advantage of the new even lower French mortgage rates.

According to the latest report from the Observatoire Crédit Logement there has been a further decline in rates during the month of January 2015. On the average the base lending rate excluding insurance and other costs is now 2.29 percent.

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French Coproperties: 3 Important Elements you need to know because they can be expensive

When buying a French co-property is all you need to know just the monthly charges?

In fact, no.

When you are considering buying a French co-property (for example, an apartment) you need to know all the costs including the charges but particularly three potential additional costs: The work signed for (Les travaux signés), the work planned (Les travaux prévus) and the work being studied (les travaux en cours d’études).

This information you need to have in writing so you know about your future costs of your French property and you can adjust your purchase price accordingly.

Consult your English speaking French notary to find out the all the documents you need to know when buying a French co-property.

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French Apartments: What is included in the monthly charges fees?

Do you know what is included in a French apartment’s monthly charges?

If you are buying a French apartment you need to know the amount of the monthly charges that are typically billed every 3 months and you need to know what is included.

Let us consider first what maybe included:

In general, French apartment charges may include: (yes, it varies from building to building)

Charges may include:

Central Heating costs

Water costs

Elevator maintenance costs

Insurance costs

Maintenance costs

Management Company cost

There may be many other additional charges like electricity for lighting in the residence, cost for a caretaker, cost for maintaining the gardens and swimming pool.

It is really important to remember that apartments with central heating where you have, for example, hot water heating that is heated by a central boiler and piped to each apartment are typically apartments with higher than average monthly charges. Similarly if there is a caretaker or swimming pool with the residence you are looking at paying higher than average charges.

The key is to consider the long term cost of the monthly charges that in some buildings are so high the charges could actually be equivalent to the amount you would pay on a mortgage for another property.

Always ask to see written copies of the charges for a property before you invest and ask for written verification if they are any extra future charges going to be added.

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French Alps Property Cheaper Due to Currency Changes

French real estate in the Alps are more affordable for British and American residents at this moment in time according to a new article in Propertywire.

Overall French Alpine Resort Real Estate has had low sales since the financial crisis in 2008, however, local authorities are investing in infrastructure that is going to impact demand.

For example, in Courchevel the local authorities announced they are spending over 100 million euros to upgrade the resort’s ski lift system.

Learn more by reading the full article here

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