If you decide to purchase property in France, you will first want to determine the amount of money you can borrow. You can do this by either visiting one or more banks that lend to Non-Residents, VINGT Paris can recommend the … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Looking for a stylish new way to holiday in Paris this year that won’t break the bank? Our friends at LoveHomeSwap.com – the stylish home exchange service – have handpicked a collection of their five chicest Paris home swaps for … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Image: Flickr CC joana hard Text: Guillermo Martínez de Velasco Who doesn’t like bread? It’s probably humanity’s oldest baked good, and when it comes to breadlove, Parisians take it to the next level. The Boulangerie is not just a place … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
It’s really really hard to find somewhere to live in Paris as a foreigner unless you happen to have pistes (leads). Be you millionaire or stagiaire, the chances are that, during your search for the perfect Parisian pied à terre, … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Flat hunting alone in Paris is a bureaucratic nightmare, you need determination, money and a sense of humour! I feel so sorry when people call me and tell me they’ve been here for a week staying in a hotel and … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
I must admit I love working with young people arriving in paris for the first time to embark on their first adventures. We have a significant younger clientele as originally the company worked to assist those from overseas arrange their accomodation … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
“Little Jaffna“, around metros Gare du Nord, La Chapelle, and Louis Blanc, you’ll find shops selling handmade Saris (Saree Palace, 182 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis), cheap and cheerful supermarkets, jewellery shops, Indian music stores, travel agencies (with good deals on … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Before your search: Take a long-term view based on your personal circumstances, the financing required, how much personal use to reserve and how much rental time to allow (if any) and whether you plan to pass the property on to … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Susie Hollands Paris continues to draw a deeply international buying and renting set, attracted to the city’s beauty, culture, rich gastronomic offerings and reputation for intellectualism. Transaction levels have weakened since the onset of the global financial crisis and domestic policy changes. However … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The long term lettings market in Paris is busier than ever. Demand for quality accommodation has shot up since late 2012. In-coming applicants are bargaining hard but for high-quality apartments we are holding out and getting what our owners are … [CLICK TO READ MORE]