Negotiate on your French Property

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The weak pound sterling / euro exchange rate could be used to your advantage, according to foreign exchange specialists HiFX.

Mark Bodega, Director of HiFX, says “Most buyers work to a budget and changes in the euro/sterling exchange rate have therefore led to people reviewing what properties they can afford”.

If you are really keen on a property do not give up: “buyers should remember that a drop in demand will mean vendors are also feeling the pinch. This leaves buyers in a position to negotiate prices.”

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