French property demand remains high
Demand for property in France appears to be strong, with the number of overseas enquiries for homes in the country rising.
Comments from French estate agent Leggett Immobilier suggest that the country has put the recent global economic troubles behind it and is now an attractive market for investors to by in.
So far in 2011, the firm reports that it has seen an almost 100 per cent increase in new buyer enquiries compared to last year's figures.
The stability offered in France is proving attractive to international property investors and reports suggest that the increasing demand is also being driven by mortgage rates, which are at their lowest levels since the Second World War.
Source: Property Showroom
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