Definitely yes, if you have a larger property, they have highlighted two recent studies, showing an interesting change in purchase intentions by 2020.
With 165 billion euros of additional savings, the richest 20% in France who have not been able to spend their money due to the various blockages. Many are thinking of using some of those savings to buy properties. With the stock markets and the bitcoins that reach new heights, maybe now is the time to take advantage of those profits before the next financial bubble explodes. And property, of course, is a natural refuge. Conformity with IFOP42% of those who have additional savings want to buy a property.
A confirmation of this is that real estate agents in southern France are seeing an incomparable interest in the highest value between 1M-10m euros. The houses that had been in the market sometimes for years are now sold in a matter of months when they are put into play correctly. In fact, real estate agents are running out of property to sell. But in the French Riviera, there are no significant price increases in the legs, but narrower margins to negotiate the price.
The other trend Outstanding by French notarsIt is no longer the Locomotive for the real estate market for once. On the other hand, several provinces and rural areas not far from the main cities are receiving an impulse. In southern France, in the region around Aix-en-Provence, near Marseille houses, around 6%have increased on average, while Bordeaux apartments have fallen by 5%.
This is part of the trend of housing buyers looking for more space and more green environments, after being confined in small apartments. And with the advantages for many of the teleworking and less trips, why not benefit from a pleasant garden and all the joys of the field?
