October 29, 2009 at 12:36 pm
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Here are our top 10 Places in France (by search results):
Bet you do not agree? Add your selections in the comments please. You can read more about each top 10 selection on the main site: Top 10 Places in France
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Buying new developments in France or even renovating an old farmhouse is still likely to lead to strong capital growth.
Investors would do well to take into account areas where tourists tend to flock, as well as places where students or city workers may need accommodation.
But it seems that.....click title for details
Top 10 French RegionsHere are the results of our quarterly review of top French regions in terms of property buying! Our sample is based on 190,000 visitors to 1st for French Property during the period January to March 2007. Here is the breakdown of visitors to the website. Not surprisingly the majority of.....click title for details
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October 26, 2009 at 3:29 pm
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A question we often get asked: “Where are the airports in France? What is the nearest airport to property X?
We have just published on the main 1st for French Property site under our Travel section: French Airports Map
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Hope you find it useful. New routes open all the time – so please let us know if the map needs updating!
Related Posts:A Gite in the Aude, Languedoc, FranceProperties in the Languedoc, over the last few years,have seen a great growth. It was always called the poor man’s Provence, but they can eat their words now. Over the last 5 years, properties in the Languedoc have increase by about 80%. Also, there has been a huge rise in.....click title for details
Rating Cognac and Charente River – bargain time
This area borders the Cognac Region and the Charente River valley. Known for being the second sunniest region after the Cote d'Azure, the Charente also benefits from its mild winters. The recent opening of the Ryanair service from Stansted to Angouleme (our regional capital and 30 minutes drive from our.....click title for details
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October 14, 2009 at 11:37 am
· Filed under French Property
These telephone numbers could be extremely useful if you are staying/living in France.
The emergency services number, that allows a caller to contact local emergency services for assistance.
European Emergency calls: 112
Pompiers (Fire): 18
Gendarmerie Nationale(Police): 17
SAMU (Ambulance): 15
Anti-Poison
Centre: Paris 01 40 05 48 48
SOS Amitié (Paris) – similar to Samaritans: 01 42 96 26 26
SOS Help – Confidential listening line in English: 01 46 21 46 46
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a) Client enquiring about a property in the Auvergne - how far is it to the beach?
b) Another asking about a farm near Condom - yes I know this ripe for a joke - "How near the bottom is it?" (they were referring, of course, to the.....click title for details
Help to arrange viewings….We have a new telephone call centre to help you arrange viewings of property in France; they can also help with travel arrangements.
Call Holly or Elaine on 0870 3000903 (UK) Monday to Friday (9:00 to 5:30).....click title for details
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October 9, 2009 at 9:39 am
· Filed under You cannot be serious!
Lloyd Garver Survey 2009 reports:
Since it was France, I couldn’t resist asking a couple of questions about sex. Not surprisingly, those questioned felt that French women and men are sexier than Americans. However, I should point out that this was before I got my haircut.
Of all the things that France is known for, including their history, their architecture, their art, a surprising 20 percent said that the French thing they were most proud of was … the cheese. The cheese! Forget Notre Dame, Impressionism and the French Revolution. Just pass the Brie.
Wonder what the Americans are most proud of …? Their extensive History? Iraq? Vietnam? Slavery? Sorry just jesting – they do have Obama afterall – we have Gordon. Wonder if they would like to do a swap?
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