More than 150,000 UK citizens own property in France, and although the market has slowed since the heady highs of the late 1990’s, prices in popular resort regions continue to increase at a steady rate. Ski chalets, farmhouses, chateaux and urban apartments offer plenty of choice for house hunters. However, new build now represent the most buoyant segment of the French property market with pre construction purchases soaring since 2001.
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France has the world's 6th largest economy and it is one of the most open countries in the world. Currently the French government is courting foreign investment and hence has created some very attractive legislation that favours business development. In fact, France is ranked 3rd in terms of economic attractiveness.
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France is Europe's most popular tourist destination, and it is easy to see why. The country boasts a beautiful and varied landscape. You only have to drive for a couple of hours to experience a number of different types of countryside, climate, culture and history. It is no wonder that so many Brits are deciding to invest and have their holidays in France.
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Property investment has been successful in the past and continues to do so. France offers a good quality of life with an all round pleasant climate and centuries of traditions making it the perfect home and an ideal investment. The French buy-to-let market offers one of the largest tenant pools in Europe.
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The French property market outlook is much rosier than one would expect given the recent stagnation that the sector has faced due to rising property prices. In fact, 2008 is gearing up to be a good year for French real estate.
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