International Clients
Expats, foreign investors, business executives: a significant share of my clients live abroad or are discovering the Paris market for the first time. I simplify every step, from the first viewing to signing.
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Contrary to popular belief, buying property in France as a non-resident is a well-regulated process. Signing can be done via notarial power of attorney, without requiring your physical presence in France at every step. Financing, while sometimes subject to stricter conditions for non-residents, remains accessible through French banks used to handling this type of file, or through specialized brokers.
The main difficulty for an international buyer is usually not administrative, but practical: identifying the right properties remotely, coordinating viewings, understanding the subtleties of each neighborhood without prior knowledge of the ground. That's precisely the role of translation and coordination I provide.
On the tax side, the rules differ depending on your country of residence and personal situation, particularly regarding the real estate wealth tax. I'm not a tax specialist, but I work with a network of notaries and advisors experienced in international matters, whom I can recommend based on your situation.
Three Profiles, Three Approaches
Every international buyer profile has different priorities — I adapt my method accordingly.
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Relocating to Paris for professional or family reasons, seeking a stable lifestyle and international schools.
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Securing a wealth investment in the capital's best neighborhoods, with or without a rental objective.
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A packed schedule: I take care of the entire search, from selection to signing.
Confidential Access
My international clients often seek particular discretion — whether for professional confidentiality, personal security, or simply peace of mind. Access to unlisted properties lets me conduct searches and negotiations away from any public exposure.
Discover My Off-Market Access"For a remote buyer, the right network is worth more than a thousand listings."
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, several French banks offer financing to non-residents, generally under stricter conditions than for residents (higher down payment, detailed income file). I can refer you to brokers who specialize in this type of file.
No, it's possible to sign via notarial power of attorney, allowing the purchase to be finalized without travel. This is common practice for my international clients.
Rules vary depending on the buyer's tax residency and home country, particularly regarding the real estate wealth tax. I always recommend consulting a notary or tax advisor before any acquisition.
First Conversation
A first, no-obligation conversation, to understand your situation and determine whether I can help.