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Paris brings together world-class heritage, Haussmann-era property and a dense cultural life across districts with very different uses. For international buyers, choosing the right arrondissement often matters more than floor area alone.

Aix-en-Provence blends the heritage of the Pays d'Aix with a Provencal way of life, a short hop from the sea, the Luberon and fast TGV links. A market sought after by families and international buyers.

Marseille combines a Mediterranean waterfront, sought-after residential districts and a market that varies sharply by area. For non-residents, French Realty coordinates on the ground through a dedicated concierge and refers to its partners for property search, notary and financing.

Nice combines a listed seafront, a mild year-round climate and international infrastructure. A readable city for non-residents, from a pied-a-terre studio to a villa with a view, where a dedicated concierge eases every local step.

Cannes blends international seaside prestige, a mild climate and a recognised high-end market. For non-resident buyers and owners, it is a French Riviera address where seasonal use and lasting value matter as much as location.

On the French Riviera, Saint-Tropez holds one of France's most exclusive markets: renovated village houses, hillside villas with sea views and addresses near the beaches, carried by lasting international demand.

A city-state on the French Riviera, Monaco combines security, stability and Mediterranean living within a small, highly sought-after territory. A prestige market where every address matters and where local support makes the difference.

Cassis is a Provencal fishing port set between the Calanques and Cap Canaille, sought by international buyers for its village atmosphere and rare natural setting. A small, coveted market where lifestyle value comes first.

Avignon combines World Heritage status, a rich cultural life and prices that remain measured for Provence. Between the historic walled town and the more open extra-muros areas, the City of the Popes draws international buyers seeking quality of life and high-speed rail access.

Lyon combines UNESCO-listed heritage, landmark gastronomy and one of France's most dynamic economic hubs. A human-scale city favoured by international buyers for its balance of quality of life and accessibility.

Annecy combines an alpine lake, a protected old town and immediate proximity to Geneva. A tight, premium market sought by international buyers for its quality of life, safety and dynamic economy.

Chamonix blends extreme alpine nature, international prestige and proximity to Geneva. A sought-after, tight market where usage value comes first: a four-season base at the foot of Mont Blanc, between skiing, mountaineering and resort living.

Megève cultivates discreet luxury at the foot of Mont Blanc: an authentic Savoyard village turned haven for international families, blending skiing, gastronomy and a four-season way of life.

Courchevel, a flagship resort in the Trois Vallees in Savoie, blends high-altitude skiing, fine dining and one of the most selective chalet and apartment markets in the Alps. A prestige destination where winter use comes first.

Bordeaux blends listed heritage, a refined lifestyle and fast rail access from Paris. Eighteenth-century pale stone, vineyards nearby and the Atlantic coast within reach make it a favourite among international buyers and non-residents seeking real day-to-day value.

Biarritz blends an Atlantic seafront, a living Basque culture and sought-after addresses. A premium resort favoured by international buyers, where the appeal lies as much in the lifestyle as in the scarcity of available homes.

A timeless seaside resort on the bay, Arcachon blends a beachfront promenade, heritage villas and protected nature. A rare, sought-after market where local support matters most for a non-resident buyer.

A protected peninsula between ocean and Arcachon bay, Cap Ferret prizes discretion and rare natural beauty. A high-end, highly seasonal residential market where scarce land drives value.

Deauville, Normandy's flagship seaside resort, blends its famous boardwalk, Belle Epoque architecture and quick access from Paris. A sought-after holiday address for international buyers looking for a high-end second home.

A picturesque port in the Calvados, Honfleur charms with its Vieux Bassin, half-timbered houses and artistic heritage. Two hours from Paris, it is a sought-after second-home destination where the best properties stay scarce.

Montpellier blends a Mediterranean way of life, a vibrant university scene and innovation, with the sea reachable in fifteen minutes. A sun-filled city that draws international families, researchers and buyers seeking a setting that stays lively all year.

Capital of Occitanie, Toulouse blends a cutting edge economy with a southern art of living. For non-residents, French Realty coordinates every step locally, billed by time spent, through a dedicated concierge.

An emblematic Catalan port on the Cote Vermeille, Collioure blends a painter's light, its landmark bell tower and sheltered coves. A scarce, tightly held resort market, around 9,000 euros per square metre in 2026, where each property has to be earned.

A Provencal resort town in the Var, Bandol blends a marina, sheltered beaches and an AOC vineyard. A coastal town with a mild year-round climate, sought after by international buyers in search of a Mediterranean way of life.

Sanary-sur-Mer, an authentic fishing port in the Var, blends the feel of a Provencal village with the mildness of a recognised microclimate. A seaside town favoured by families and international buyers seeking a Mediterranean way of life.

A family-friendly Provence seaside town, Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer combines the long sandy beach of Les Lecques, unspoiled coves and the Bandol AOC vineyards. A still-accessible stretch of coast, popular with international buyers seeking Mediterranean authenticity.