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Welcome to TheMoveChannel.com France News Homepage, where you can keep up with all the latest French property news, covering a range of property investment, real estate industry and personal finance news topics. If you like our news, why not sign up to one of our newsletters or RSS feeds and read it every day!Now is the “best time to buy French property”
“Now is the best time to buy French property”, experts have declared as low property prices and mortgage rates leave real estate in France open to “extremely good deals”.
The comments arrive following a downturn in French property investment. Sluggish transactions saw sales of new homes fall by 18 per cent in 2012, according to the Bank of France, while existing home transactions decreased by 12 per cent.
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