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Why Energy-Inefficient Properties Are Becoming an Opportunity
May 28, 2026
5 min

Why Energy-Inefficient Properties Are Becoming an Opportunity

For years, properties with poor energy ratings were seen as assets to avoid. Too expensive to heat, difficult to rent, costly to renovate… In the minds of many buyers, so-called “energy sieves” became associated with bad investments. Yet over the past few months, another reality has started to emerge in the market: these overlooked properties may actually become some of the most interesting real estate opportunities of the coming years.

Hadrien Celarie

Hadrien Celarie

Agent immobilier

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Why Energy-Inefficient Properties Are Becoming an Opportunityinvestissement
May 28, 2026
5 min

Why Energy-Inefficient Properties Are Becoming an Opportunity

For years, properties with poor energy ratings were seen as assets to avoid. Too expensive to heat, difficult to rent, costly to renovate… In the minds of many buyers, so-called “energy sieves” became associated with bad investments. Yet over the past few months, another reality has started to emerge in the market: these overlooked properties may actually become some of the most interesting real estate opportunities of the coming years.

Hadrien Celarie

Hadrien Celarie

Agent immobilier

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LMNP in 2026: Is It Still Worth It After the Recent Changes?conseils
May 28, 2026
5 min

LMNP in 2026: Is It Still Worth It After the Recent Changes?

For years, the LMNP status (non-professional furnished rental) has been seen as a go-to strategy for real estate investors in France. With its attractive tax treatment, low taxation on rental income, and the ability to depreciate the property, it often looked like an obvious choice. But recently, the landscape has shifted, and many investors are starting to question whether it still makes sense today.

Hadrien Celarie

Hadrien Celarie

Agent immobilier

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Paris 2026: where property prices rise, stagnate or fall?actualites
March 22, 2026
5 min

Paris 2026: where property prices rise, stagnate or fall?

In 2026, the average property price in Paris is €9,720 per square metre (+1.9%), but differences between districts are huge: some arrondissements see increases above 3% while others stagnate or even decline, with prices ranging from under €8,000 to over €14,000 per square metre.

Gaston michelin

Gaston michelin

Agent immobilier

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French real estate market: moderate recovery and stable rates in 2026actualites
March 22, 2026
5 min

French real estate market: moderate recovery and stable rates in 2026

After three years of sharp contraction, the French real estate market is regaining some balance in 2025-2026, with 951,000 sales recorded in 2025 (+12% year-on-year) and prices for existing homes stabilising. Interest rates around 3.2% are supporting the recovery, while construction activity remains lagging behind.

Gaston michelin

Gaston michelin

Agent immobilier

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France’s “Anti-Squat” Law: What Changed and What You Must Know in 2026actualites
March 12, 2026
5min min

France’s “Anti-Squat” Law: What Changed and What You Must Know in 2026

Over the past few years, illegal occupation of properties commonly referred to as squatting has become a major issue in France. Many property owners have faced long, expensive and stressful procedures to recover their homes, sometimes losing months (or even years) of rent and suffering significant damage. To respond to this growing problem, France adopted a major reform widely known as the “Anti-Squat Law”, officially: ➡️ Law n°2023-668 of 27 July 2023, often called the Kasbarian-Bergé Law. In 2026, this law is fully in force and continues to reshape property law in France through harsher penalties, faster eviction procedures, and stronger protection of ownership rights. LGH Patrimoine explains clearly what this law means in practice for owners, landlords, investors, and tenants.

Hadrien Celarie

Hadrien Celarie

Agent immobilier

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LGH Patrimoine: A New Generation Real Estate Agency, Combining Digital Excellence and Human Expertiseactualites
March 12, 2026
2min min

LGH Patrimoine: A New Generation Real Estate Agency, Combining Digital Excellence and Human Expertise

Real estate is evolving. Client expectations are evolving even faster. Today, selling, buying, renting, or managing a property should no longer feel unclear, slow, or uncertain. This is exactly why LGH Patrimoine was created: a modern, ambitious, and structured real estate agency designed to deliver a clearer, smoother, and more efficient experience.

Hadrien Celarie

Hadrien Celarie

Agent immobilier

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