How to decode and understand a French property advertisement
French real estate advertisements are very different from the advertisements used in other countries and we are not just referring to the language. You don’t see an advertisement saying ‘deux chambres’ that would be a direct translation for two bedrooms in English. Instead you will see a code like T3. Nothing to do with The Terminator movies
Here are an examples of two very popular articles posted on this site we published that are sure to help you as you work on decoding French property advertisement.
What does T1, T2 and T3 mean in a French real estate advertisement?
What does RDC mean in a French real estate advertisement?
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