Recently in force, the ALUR law modifies a number of rules linked to co-ownership. Here’s a selection of the most emblematic measures in terms of

An alternative to joint ownership, the “Société Civile Immobilière” (SCI – Real Estate Company) allows for the management of a property by several people and

Buying an apartment in France means becoming a co-owner. In a residential building, the co-ownership operates according to strict rules set out by law.

In this time of low interest rates, the purchase of a property with a mortgage should be favoured. This is a winning formula for purchasers

So far as Capital Gains Tax is concerned, a non-resident French national is subject to Capital Gains Tax in exactly the same way as a

If we compare it to other properties of similar quality in the other great capitals of the world, luxury real estate in Paris is competitive

Setting up a home under good conditions has become difficult, especially for young people starting out in life. Parents have several solutions to give their