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14, 2012 May:

The Madonna of the trees

In the middle of France's Poitou-Charentes region lies Mouterre-sur-Blourde, a quiet, rural hamlet with a mystery hiding in its woods: a Madonna with an unknown past.

11, 2012 May:

Is France set for a 40pc fall in prices?

French property is facing a slump "of Anglo-Saxon proportions", according to some experts, as the country's property boom threatens the market with a fall in prices of up to 40 per cent.

European commercial property cools down

Commercial property investment markets cooled down at the start of the year, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

10, 2012 May:

Dordogne dominates British buyers’ wish lists

The Dordogne dominates British buyers' wish lists, according to a new study.

09, 2012 May:

Paris launches first new development along the Seine in 25 years

It is rare for a new real estate project to be launched in the French capital because land is extremely scarce, but the luxury apartment complex, located in the heart of Paris' fourth arrondissement, will be the first on the riverside in nearly a quarter of a century.

08, 2012 May:

French elections mean business as usual for British buyers

The battle between François Hollande, the Socialist challenger to the incumbent French President Nicolas Sarkozy finally came to a head last Sunday at the 2012 French Presidential elections with Hollande emerging triumphant.

04, 2012 May:

France is firm favourite for British buyers

France remains a firm favourite for British buyers, according to the Overseas Guides Company, which provides free guides to 15 countries.

01, 2012 May:

Expats jump euro ship and swim to UK

George Kapetanios. Silene Sashugba. Alexander Mamut. They are from different countries but they have one thing in common: they have all come to England. George, a former restaurant owner, jumped ship as the Greek debt crisis spread to find long-term financial security for his family in the UK. And according to new reports, property investors are doing the same.

Knight Frank: France is still a safe haven

France is still a safe haven for wealthy buyers, according to experts. Knight Frank highlighted the popularity of France's traditional regions with investors, with demand for Provence property emanating from an increasing number of countries.

25, 2012 April:

Brittany homes are "a solid investment"

Brittany homes are "a solid investment" for those looking to buy French property, according to one agent.

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