French property market looking strong.
October 21, 2016
Complete France the French Property publication this week published their French property market update: October 2016.
In the report they say that The French property market is looking strong with transactions up 15%, prices stable and no noticeable impact from Brexit.
According to the latest official report from the Notaires of France: The French property market is growing in strength with a marked increase in the number of property sales and stable prices.
The report suggests that buyers believe now is the perfect time to invest in a French property – interest rates have reached historic lows and buyers don’t think property prices will fall any further.
Read the Complete France October 2016 French Property Market in full click here
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