Some good news in Buy to Let property market, France

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New research shows that the 2 million University students in France are finding it difficult to find accommodation.

Developers are already investing into this new market: for example, Gecina Group acquired 4 new student residences at €28.5 million. Icade purchased a majority holding in developer Opera to add 600 - 800 new rooms per year.

The French CGT rates for foreigners are a max of 16% making this an attractive investment for Buy to Let landlords.

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