For anyone buying a property abroad, it is much more difficult to work out if the price you are paying is the right price. In France, it is particularly complicated to get an accurate picture.
Firstly, you are likely to see a property advertised at different prices by numerous different agencies (each . . . → Read More: Is the price right?
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According to a recent article in the New Yorker; in the week following Trump’s election, 13,401 Americans, took the first official step toward New Zealand residency by registering with the country’s immigration authorities, presumably looking for some kind of bolt-hole should it become necessary. I mentioned this to a French friend and . . . → Read More: New Zealand versus the Ariège (not rugby!)
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According to the OECD, property prices in many advanced economies are at dangerous levels raising the risk of massive price falls if markets overheat. This comes amid predictions of higher interest rates, higher inflation and general political uncertainty worldwide.
The OECD’s report said countries such as Canada, New Zealand and Sweden have . . . → Read More: The advantages of a stable housing market
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If you are thinking of buying a house in France, you are most likely caught up in dreams of pretty French houses, delicious food and wine and a slower pace of life. Probably the last thing on your mind is admin, paperwork and bureaucracy. If you are using a property finder, they . . . → Read More: The boring (but important) bits when buying a French house
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