Why overseas buyers are choosing new build property in France

August 10, 2007 at 11:08 pm · Filed under French Property

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Once upon a time foreign purchasers were only interested in buying a magnificent maison de maître or a charming château. Not any more. As Michael Streeter reports, new build, off-plan, new developments – call them what you will – are now in vogue more.

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