France
New French property tax 'should not affect market too much' Property Showroom 29.08.2012 | Britons with homes in France warned that French property market is in freefall Daily Mail 15.08.2012 |
 The new taxes being levied on foreign owners of French property are not likely to affect the market too much, according to one local real estate agent. |  British people with homes in France were today warned that the property market is in 'free fall'. |
France's property downturn is good news for British bargain hunters The Guardian 11.06.2012 | Property market has slowed down in Paris Property Community 08.06.2012 |
 Just four years ago, the plunging pound forced thousands of Brits to abandon their dream of a new life in France. But with the euro falling to new lows against the pound, and the French property market showing signs of recession, the tide is turning. |  After a very active January, with vendors keen to beat the new legislation on Capital Gains Tax and buyers snapping up good deals, the property market in Paris has slowed down considerably, according to a new report. |
French mortgage rates close to historic lows Property Wire 05.06.2012 | Property buyers see France as a safe haven, experts believe Property Wire 02.05.2012 |
 French mortgage rates are approaching historic lows at a time when currency exchange makes its more affordable for overseas buyers, according to loan experts. |  Popular regions in France are continuing to attract property buyers with the more wealthy looking for areas that they regard as a safe investment. |
France and Spain head property list UKPA 24.04.2012 | Vintage investments: buy a house in France The Telegraph 12.04.2012 |
 Despite the euro crisis, France and Spain are still the most popular countries for Britons looking to buy property abroad, according to a survey. |  Forget your Caribbean crash-pads and Bangkok bungalows. For many British buyers, France remains the foreign property dream: sunshine, scenery and, mais oui, the food. What’s more, the beating that the euro has taken of late means that now is a great time to buy. On the one hand, France isn’t about to go bankrupt, but on the other, the situation in Greece, Spain and Italy is dragging down French property prices. |
France 'remains a safe haven for property investors' Property Showrooms 24.02.2012 | Paris property market 'makes gains' Property Showrooms 21.02.2012 |
 France's appeal to real estate investors has been strengthened by the news the country is likely to experience positive economic growth in 2012. |  Paris has been named as one of the best performing world-class cities, with its real estate market experiencing significant price growth. |
