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    Paris five-bed homes: is 57 days meaningful or an active-listing distortion?

    I can use the active Paris listings and risk overrepresenting slow stock, or wait for completed sales and lose a timely view of this month. Neither option feels satisfactory with such a narrow group. I’m following five-bedroom detached homes advertised from €662400 to €993,600. The active...
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    Paris multifamily at €947,600: building a realistic legal and tax budget

    I’m considering a small multifamily in Paris priced around €947,600 and am building a proper acquisition-cost checklist. I have transfer tax, registration and notary/legal costs, but the ownership structure, annual property charges, capital-gains treatment, residency position and inheritance...
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    Rental deal in Paris: €561,200 purchase, €3,275/month — sanity check

    I’m assessing a 2-bed serviced apartment in Paris at €561,200, with expected rent of €3,275 per month. That produces a headline gross yield of roughly 7.0%, and the building appears sound, but I’m concerned the lease length and tenant turnover could materially change the result. My conservative...
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    Paris apartments: 10.7% movement, 115 days on market—what are you seeing locally?

    I’ve been looking at Paris apartments listed between €228,200 and €342,200. The snapshot I have shows 10.7% movement and roughly 115 days on market, but the negotiated discount seems to vary sharply with condition. My working view is that local supply—including withdrawn stock and the pace of...
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    Renovation budget for a 210 m² warehouse in Paris / energy label

    An initial contractor conversation has raised a new question: which investigations need to happen before the quotations are worth comparing? I have set a provisional budget of €180,800 for renovating a 210 m² Paris warehouse. The intended work includes fitting out the kitchen and washrooms...
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