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- 138 Avenue Victor Hugo
- 75116 PARIS, France
- +33 1 40 60 50 00
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- 50 rue d'Auteuil
- 75016 PARIS, France
- +33 1 56 26 56 55
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- 82 Avenue de Wagram
- 75017 PARIS, France
- +33 1 46 22 27 27
Sotheby's International Realty
- Place Sainte Foy - 2 Rue de Chézy
- 92200 NEUILLY, France
- +33 1 41 43 06 46
Sotheby's International Realty
- Place Sainte Foy - 2 rue de Chézy
- 92200 NEUILLY, France
- +33 1 41 25 00 00
Sotheby's International Realty
- 37-39 rue de Turenne
- 75003 PARIS, France
- +33 1 48 87 14 41
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- 14 rue de Charonne
- 75011 PARIS, France
- +33 1 43 38 07 47
Covid-19 and French real estate : expectations have changed
IMMOMATIN
Rethinking the criteria for living:
It is no longer so much the price or the location that prevails in the hearts of buyers, but rather the living environment, with a bright home and outdoor space. Indeed, teleworking has reinforced the need for pleasant living accommodation. In addition, this new way of working has encouraged people to move away from the big cities, as the need to be present in an office is no longer real, and the French consider a life in the countryside, further away from the cities. Thus, whether for primary or secondary residences, buyers are looking for proximity to the sea (61%), the countryside (38%) or the mountains (10%).
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