EUR
en

While the Covid-19 pandemic has radically altered our perception of much that we previously held true, there is one sector that the health crisis has not so far adversely affected: real estate. It must be said that most of us have never spent so much time at home, and for many this has been a gamechanger! Numerous Ile-de-France residents have taken the decision to move, looking for a change in their lifestyle and their environment. More space, more peaceful, more greenery and more distant...

Many articles have looked into how the Parisian real estate market reacted during 2020.It seemed interesting to us to share the evolution of the luxury real estate market as experienced in our agencies, and to hypothesize on what 2021 may have in store. This is particularly interesting as the changes in the market differ from one segment to another. Sales at prices ranging from 1 to 3 million euro Notaries and the FNAIM announced a drop in transactions of around 20% during...

In the capital, 2020 turns out to have been almost as exceptional as 2019 in terms of real estate sales at prices in excess of 3 million euro. This is largely thanks to French buyers.(BFM Immo) - The almost total collapse of tourism owing to the health crisis has not got the better of the luxury real estate market. One of the leading specialists in the sector, the Daniel Féau network, has published its report for 2020, and it is clear that the luxury market has more than resisted, and especially...

Mainly due to the health crisis and the tightening of real estate financing, the Daniel Féau real estate network observed a drop in sales in Paris at prices between 1 and 3 million euro. The market at prices above 3 million euro continues, however, to more than hold its own. In 2020 the Daniel Féau agencies achieved in Paris a sale every three days at prices between 3 and 35 million euro with an average price of 4.970 million euro, close to its 2019 sales in this segment....

Six ideas to let you dream as your money grows. Or to just spend it wisely. 1) Live on a golf course How about a residence on the Yvelines department’s very chic Saint-Nom-la-Bretêche golf course, where you can swing as you please and bask in an ocean of greenery? This is the setting for a villa which was once home to Daniel Féau, founder of the luxury real estate network which bears his name, and later to media mogul Daniel Filipacchi. Daniel Féau created Saint-Nom-la-Bretêche...
This Monday 18th of January, in her column La vie immo, Marie Coeurderoy highlighted luxury real estate, which has not suffered much despite the collapse of tourism, especially with the upholding of sales of over 3 million euros in 2020. This column can be seen or listened to from Monday to Friday in BFM Patrimoine, hosted by Vincent Touraine on BFM Business. https://www.bfmtv.com/economie/replay-emissions/la-vie-immo/marie-coeurderoy-l-effondrement-du-tourisme-n-a-pas-eu-raison-du-marche-de-l-immobilier-de-prestige-18-01_VN-202101180136.html

Despite the ongoing unprecedented health crisis and, as a consequence, an almost total absence of foreign customers, Daniel Féau, luxury real estate specialist, has nonetheless recorded exceptional sales in the capital. Although the traditional Parisian real estate market is heading towards a slowdown both in terms of prices (notaries having observed a slight drop in January 2021 with an average of 10,700€/sqm as opposed to 10,800€/sqm in December 2020) and in volume (18% fewer transactions...

Recently decorated throughout by internationally renowned Jacques Grange, this apartment in western Paris was once home to fashion icon Inès de la Fressange. It is today marketed by the Belles demeures de France agency priced 3,900,000€. South-facing and enjoying a superb view of Grand Palais and the Élysée Palace, this exceptional 174 sqm apartment opening onto a continuous balcony and including a double living/reception room, three bedrooms and a master suite was once home to internationally...

For over twenty years she has worked as creative director of Christian Dior’s fine jewelry division. Today sees the publication of a book that, like her, is baroque, joyful and colourful. By Éric Jansen From A for Abundance to Z for Zigzag, the abecedarium that Victoire de Castellane has created with the assistance of Olivier Gabet, director of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris, is a series of souvenirs, amusing allusions and technical details that evoke past collections...

At the head of a company founded in 1875, this lover of beautiful French decor steadfastly maintains the business’s traditional specialisation in antique wood panelling and the reproduction of panelling. By Éric Jansen La réplique parfaite des Quatre continents de Claude-Nicolas Ledoux installée dans une maison près de Paris. Féau & Cie possesses a unique collection of 17th to 20th century panelling and woodwork including examples made for Madame de Pompadour, sumptuous...
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.