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Learn about the New 13 French Regions
As of a new change in France effective January 1st 2016 there are now 13 regions in Metropolitan France, for example, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, often called PACA which contains popular departments like the Alps-Maritimes.
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When you are buying French real estate and you are going to transfer money from another currency into Euros you can take advantage of one of the options a Currency Exchange provider can offer you to potentially help you reduce the cost of the purchase of your French real estate.
Here is an explanation of what a Limit Order is from a Currency Exchange Provider:
Below is an example between Euros and Sterling.
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French real estate versus other Capital Investments
Sometimes we are contacted by people who are considering buying French real estate and are wondering if it is a good investment of their money. According to the advisors we know who are part of the ESREA France network, diversification is always important and many people will find it easier to obtain effective diversification though capital investments which can include shares in real estate funds than simply placing all saved money into French real estate.
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Click the link below for the most recent French Real Estate Property Historical Pricing Trends. You will arrive at the English page on the Government of France website. The page shows historical trends in French real estate and property as of March 2022
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French real estate: the five most affordable regions for a secondary home.
According to research by SeLoger published in LeFigaro the five most affordable regions for your seconday piece of French real estate are:
Auvergne as the most affordable 127,500 euros on average.
Lorraine average 131,700 euros
Limousin average 140,100 euros
Champagne-Ardenne average 143,600 euros
Midi Pyrenees average 162,600 euros
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