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European real estate transaction volumes could rise as much as 30 percent to around 90 billion euros ($124 billion) this year as credit markets thaw and prices stabilise, according to a report by broker Jones Lang LaSalle.
With France unequivocally topping the charts in a recent survey of the top 10 winter ski resort destinations by budget airline easyJet, it seems that the British love affair with the French Alps remains as strong as ever.
According to an annual survey of more than 600 industry experts, Munich and Hamburg topped European property performance overall last year, a high point in a market that is beginning a slow but steady road to recovery.
Sellers in the South of France are waiting for better weather before putting holiday homes on the market, it has been claimed.
There has never been a better time to snap up a historic French property, one expert has claimed
Some of the holiday home markets currently taking the biggest tumbles have one thing in common - they've been dominated by a single nationality of expat buyer. France on the other hand has remained reassuringly cosmopolitan.
Relocating to another country is a tricky business at the best of times but uprooting your entire family and dragging them across the pond could be a recipe for chaos in even the most organised family.
British property investors have been warned to tread carefully after a decision to crack down on the French holiday lettings market.
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