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Split ownership: investing in bare ownership and passing on your property
October 9, 2026
2 min

Split ownership: investing in bare ownership and passing on your property

Bare ownership, usufruct, tax scale: how split ownership lets you invest at a discount and pass on property tax-efficiently.

Louis falce

Louis falce

Négociateur immobilier

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Split ownership: investing in bare ownership and passing on your propertyinvestissement
October 9, 2026
2 min

Split ownership: investing in bare ownership and passing on your property

Bare ownership, usufruct, tax scale: how split ownership lets you invest at a discount and pass on property tax-efficiently.

Louis falce

Louis falce

Négociateur immobilier

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Exclusive or open listing: which agency mandate gets the best price?conseils
October 9, 2026
2 min

Exclusive or open listing: which agency mandate gets the best price?

Exclusive or open mandate: differences, duration, termination and the real impact on your sale price and selling time.

Xavier Andalaft

Xavier Andalaft

Agent immobilier

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Property capital gains in France: calculation, allowances and exemptions in 2026investissement
October 9, 2026
3 min

Property capital gains in France: calculation, allowances and exemptions in 2026

How are property capital gains taxed in France in 2026? Rates, holding-period allowances, exemptions and the furnished rental (LMNP) case.

Gaston michelin

Gaston michelin

Agent immobilier

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Selling your home: the list of mandatory property surveys in 2026conseils
October 9, 2026
2 min

Selling your home: the list of mandatory property surveys in 2026

Energy rating, asbestos, lead, electrics, energy audit: the mandatory surveys required to sell a property in France and how long they remain valid.

Aymeric Languet

Aymeric Languet

Agent Immobilier

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Notary fees in 2026: how much to budget and how to reduce themconseils
October 9, 2026
3 min

Notary fees in 2026: how much to budget and how to reduce them

Notary fees in 2026: transfer taxes raised to 5%, first-time buyer exemption, how they are calculated and how to pay less.

Louis falce

Louis falce

Négociateur immobilier

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Family property company (SCI): benefits, limits and when it really makes senseinvestissement
October 9, 2026
2 min

Family property company (SCI): benefits, limits and when it really makes sense

Family SCI: estate planning, management, income tax or corporate tax. What to know before setting up an SCI to hold your property.

Hadrien Celarie

Hadrien Celarie

Co-fondateur

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ECB: Why the October 29 Meeting Will Be Decisive for Mortgage RatesArticle
October 6, 2026
3 min

ECB: Why the October 29 Meeting Will Be Decisive for Mortgage Rates

After raising its key interest rates in September, the European Central Bank (ECB) will meet again on 28 and 29 October. Its decision will be closely watched by the real estate market, as monetary conditions indirectly influence borrowing costs and, consequently, households’ purchasing power.

Hadrien Celarie

Hadrien Celarie

Co-fondateur

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PTZ, LMNP, Gifts: What France’s 2027 Draft Budget Means for Real Estateactualites
October 6, 2026
3 min

PTZ, LMNP, Gifts: What France’s 2027 Draft Budget Means for Real Estate

Presented on 1 October, France’s 2027 Finance Bill contains several provisions that could directly affect the real estate sector, including changes to the PTZ interest-free loan scheme, amendments to the taxation of LMNP furnished rentals, and measures concerning certain gifts. At this stage, however, none of these provisions should be regarded as definitively adopted.

Louis falce

Louis falce

Négociateur immobilier

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Livret A, SCPIs, bonds, property: where to put your savings in autumn 2026?investissement
September 28, 2026
6 min

Livret A, SCPIs, bonds, property: where to put your savings in autumn 2026?

Inflation picking up, the Livret A raised to 1.7%, government bond yields at their highest since 2008, SCPIs under pressure: autumn 2026 reshuffles the savings landscape. A comparison of the main options and the role of direct property investment in a wealth strategy.

Gaston michelin

Gaston michelin

Agent immobilier

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Landlords: rent control, holiday lets and energy ratings — the three key issues this autumnconseils
September 28, 2026
7 min

Landlords: rent control, holiday lets and energy ratings — the three key issues this autumn

Rent control's trial period scheduled to end, new rules for holiday lets, a tightening energy-rating timetable: autumn 2026 is busy for landlords renting out in Paris. Here is what is changing and the right steps to take.

Louis falce

Louis falce

Négociateur immobilier

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2027 Budget: a zero-rate loan for parents, family gifts… what the announcements could change for your projectactualites
September 28, 2026
6 min

2027 Budget: a zero-rate loan for parents, family gifts… what the announcements could change for your project

France's draft 2027 budget reaches Parliament with several measures directly affecting property: a new zero-rate loan for young parents, a plan to ease family gifts and an extended standard PTZ. What has been announced, what already exists and what to plan for.

Gaston michelin

Gaston michelin

Agent immobilier

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Private landlord status: a practical guide to France's new rental investment schemeinvestissement
September 28, 2026
7 min

Private landlord status: a practical guide to France's new rental investment scheme

Created by the 2026 Finance Act, France's "private landlord status" lets investors depreciate an unfurnished rental property for tax purposes, whether new-build or renovated. Eligible properties, depreciation rates, caps, commitments and a worked example: everything you need to know before investing.

Hadrien Celarie

Hadrien Celarie

Co-fondateur

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