Hidden Defects After Buying a Property in France: What Are Your Rights?Buying a property is a major investment. It can therefore be particularly concerning when serious problems emerge shortly after completion that were not visible during viewings....
DPE 2027: A New Calculation Method Could Improve Your Property’s Energy RatingFrom 1 January 2027, the calculation method used for France’s Energy Performance Diagnostic, known as the DPE, will change. This reform may improve the energy rating of certain...
European EPC (DPE) 2027: the changes you need to know about nowFrom 1 January 2027, the French Energy Performance Certificate (DPE) will contain additional information to bring it into line with European regulations. Please note that this reform will...
Summer heat is becoming a new value factor: price differences of up to 12%According to PAP, apartments that become difficult to live in during heatwaves may be worth up to 12% less. Top-floor properties beneath poorly insulated roofs are particularly...
French government seeks to temporarily allow F- and G-rated homes to be rented out againThe Relance Logement bill, presented on 24 June, would allow owners of properties with an F or G energy performance rating (DPE) to rent them out again, provided they...
PACA property market: house prices are cooling, but there is no general decline28 May 2026The official figures for the first quarter of 2026 present a more nuanced picture than the simple description of a “recovering market” might suggest.Nationwide,...
The Provence has long been one of the most sought-after regions in France for property buyers. And for good reason. Its Mediterranean climate, diverse landscapes, and strong international appeal have sustained demand for years. From characterful village...
After a sharp decline in the number of transactions in 2023 and 2024, the French real estate market is showing clear signs of recovery in 2025. According to the most recent figures published by the Notaires de France, the number of residential property...
From 1 January 2026, France will change the way the energy performance of homes (DPE) is calculated. Houses and apartments with electric heating will feel this change the most. Without any construction work or renovation, their energy label may improve...
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