There are over 3,000 km of coastline in France, with property prices as varied as the landscapes along it.
A review of the movement in prices for agricultural land in each department of France between 2010-2019.
In most areas of France too many new homes are being built, at the expense of the existing stock, claims a government report.
Vineyard prices remained broadly stable last year, averaging €148K per hectare for AOP vineyards, but it's a market where few generalisations are possible.
The average sale price of a rural French property rose by 1.8% last year to €171,000, but over the past three years in most departments prices have either remained stable or have fallen.
Estate agents in France are reporting substantial interest from British buyers, but with the lockdown having been eased, French nationals are also flooding into the market.
The notaires have recently published their figures for the movement in house prices for 2019, for each department of France.
A new study shows average property prices for the main ski stations across France, which range from around €1,000/m² up to €17,000/m².
The price of a building plot in France rose by an average of 1.7% last year to reach €87m², although it was by no means a one-way street across the country.
The notaires have recently published their figures for the movement in house prices for the first half of the year, for each department of France.
New figures show the housing market in France performed strongly in the first half of the year, against the backdrop of historically low interest rates.
The British may be the largest group of international buyers of French property, but the Belgian share is growing and the Scandinavians spend most.
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