French property news ‘looks positive’
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France’s 2007 property market looks set to be "buoyant" and economic changes will not mean it becomes a less attractive place for Brits, it has been claimed.
Concerns had been raised by some investors that plans by the newly sworn in president Nicolas Sarkosy to introduce a 35 hour working week could make France less popular to Brits, but this idea has been rejected by one expert.
According to Penny Zoldan, managing director of French estate agent Latitudes, most people leaving Britain are looking for retirement villages in France or considering obtaining a French holiday home mortgage.
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