THE FRENCH RIVIERA

An exceptional territory

The French Riviera is a French region where life is good! Benefiting from a mild and sunny climate, the sun is particularly generous in these regions with an average sunshine of 2,700 hours per year, which is why the PACA region still attracts international buyers. According to a study carried out in 2018, the French Riviera represented 20.7% of transactions carried out by foreign non-residents.

Mythical and legendary, the famous French Riviera, which nestles between the Alps, the Italian border and the Mediterranean Sea, is one of the flagship destinations for holidaymakers. Although the geographical border is sometimes disputed, the Côte d'Azur is generally delimited by the coastline from Cannes and its surroundings to the Italian border, and for some from the Var to Italy.

The French Riviera is famous throughout the world thanks to its cities such as Saint-Tropez, Nice, Cannes and Monaco. On the coast you will have the choice between lazing around on the beautiful sandy beaches, coves or pebbles, or exploring the most beautiful villages in France such as Èze, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, or Bormes- the-Mimosas.

Varied Activities

The PACA region, bringing together Provence and the French Riviera, has so much to offer, here you will find the joy and sweetness of life in the south, with the song of the cicadas, its fields of lavender and olive trees, its maquis, its impressive gorges. du Verdon, its exceptional creeks, its intimate coves and its fine sandy beaches. The region also appeals to lovers of outdoor and mountain activities, thanks to its many parks, trails and hikes.

The region perfectly combines leisure, discovery, relaxation, culture and traditions. Within this region with many assets, the Côte d'Azur really has everything to seduce: a coastline conducive to nautical activities and relaxation, an important architectural and cultural heritage, an authentic and soothing hinterland, the omnipresence of the mountain suitable for sporting activities, small picturesque and idyllic villages, traditions and specialties, and a particularly mild climate throughout the seasons.

A Flamboyant Real Estate Market

The real estate market on the Côte d'Azur has been doing rather very well in recent years, the region recovered after the collapse in prices during the 2008 crisis. Tourism has never been so good, attracting many international holidaymakers and especially many investors from the north of France or abroad. La French riviera is the El Dorado for executives or retirees looking for a second home under the Mediterranean sun or for investors wishing to invest in seasonal rentals.

With the coronavirus crisis and the closing of borders, the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region experienced an even more particular craze this year 2020, residents of the large metropolises of northern France can now imagine themselves under the sun of the French Riviera. Would they have had enough of the metro-work-sleep? Whether for vacation or for life, the good life of our region attracts and pleases, despite this crisis tourism has saved the furniture and real estate transactions are in good shape.