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25 April 2024Tranio case: buying an apartment in Madrid and obtaining Spain Golden Visa
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The prices of houses, villas, and cottages in popular French cities can vary greatly depending on the city and its location. Here is a general overview of some of the prices you can expect to pay in some of the most popular French cities:
Paris: As one of the most popular and expensive cities in the world, Paris has some of the highest real estate prices in France. The average price for a house in Paris is around €1.2 million, while the average price for a villa is around €3 million. Cottages are quite rare in Paris, but the few that are available can cost anywhere from €500,000 to €1 million.
Nice: Located on the French Riviera, Nice is a popular destination for tourists and expats alike. The average price for a house in Nice is around €800,000, while the average price for a villa is around €2.5 million. Cottages can be harder to find in Nice, but they generally range from €400,000 to €1 million.
Marseille: As the second-largest city in France, Marseille is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The average price for a house in Marseille is around €500,000, while the average price for a villa is around €1.5 million. Cottages in Marseille can be found for as little as €250,000, but can go up to €1 million for larger or more luxurious properties.
Bordeaux: Known for its wine and charming architecture, Bordeaux is a popular destination for those seeking a quieter lifestyle. The average price for a house in Bordeaux is around €400,000, while the average price for a villa is around €1.2 million. Cottages in Bordeaux can be found for as little as €200,000, but can go up to €800,000 for larger or more luxurious properties.
In general, prices for real estate in popular French cities tend to be higher than in more rural or remote areas. However, there are always exceptions, and prices can vary greatly depending on the size, location, and overall condition of the property. It's important to work with a qualified real estate agent who can help you navigate the complex French real estate market and find the property that's right for you.