Tranio has compiled a rating of Paris districts for living and buying property in 2024. We took into account housing prices, rental costs, price dynamics for the year, standard of living, the average amount of taxes, the availability of prestigious educational institutions, transport infrastructure, safety, environmental conditions and the assessment of the standard of living in their district by local residents.
The Côte d'Azur is the Mediterranean coast from Marseille to the east through the Principality of Monaco to the border with Italy. It is one of the most prestigious holiday destinations in the world and the most expensive real estate market in France after Paris.
Do you own a holiday home? If so then you will need to make sure that it is as easy to maintain as possible. If you don’t then you may find that you are constantly having to replace things and that you end up wasting money as a result.
To optimise taxes on property ownership in France, as well as to manage funds more conveniently, our experts recommend registering a legal entity to invest in housing in France. The civil property company SCI (Société Civile Immobilière) is a real estate holding company incorporated under French law and it is an optimal solution, available to both residents and non-residents of the country.
Paris is a city that never goes out of fashion. The capital of France is an architectural benchmark where modern public spaces blend organically with the historic environment and architectural monuments. Its image is glorified in the masterpieces of world art, and Paris is known all over the world as an example of quiet luxury that preserves the values of classic French culture.
Public utilities in France are similar to the rest of the EU in terms of the real estate taxation, utility bills and other living expenses. In comparison to other European countries, the cost of living in France is higher than in Eastern Europe and the Balkans, but at the same time, much lower than the cost of living in Northern Europe and Scandinavia.
French citizenship has historically been based on the principle of jus soli (“right of soil”), in contrast to the German definition of nationality through jus sanguinis (“right of blood”).
Retiring abroad is a growing trend. People relocating abroad can enjoy their senior living at its best: in a warm climate, by the sea, and with quality healthcare. Here is an overview of European locations for retirement with living costs and a roadmap for choosing your place in the sun.
Pre-owned real estate in France is not just popular with buyers — it is gaining traction. According to the Notaries of France (Notaires de France), 2019 closed out a record year for the existing homes market with more than 1,000,000 transactions.
When it comes to buying French property, foreign nationals are treated on par with citizens of France. Foreign nationals are permitted to buy residential and commercial property in France as individuals, or through a legal entity.
It costs about £9,000 a year to maintain property in the UK, including minor repairs, mortgage costs, telephone and internet, insurance, council tax and public area maintenance charges.
In Europe, no law prohibits foreign citizens from buying property but certain countries have put limitations on this right.
The British real estate market is very diverse and while London is overheating but set for good returns, buyers can also find good deals if they head northwards. Foreign citizens buying property in the UK have the same rights as the British and the whole process only takes 4–8 weeks.
Real estate investment funds have an influential impact on property markets around the world. In this article, Tranio expert Yulia Kozhevnikova explains how they work.
Considering changing homes in the UK? Be sure to read this report from Property Division first.