Claude-Annie and Michel BELAS

Nantes, France

"Living outside of Paris for 15 years, we wished to benefit once again from what Paris has to offer and our plan was to find a pied-à-terre more pleasant and welcoming than the standard hotel room.  We wanted this project to succeed.  With insufficient time, no links with real estate professionals in the capital, no idea of what the budget would be for the 50 m2 we decided upon, it would have been better to give up.

Fortunately, Christine Pelosse was there.  From the first meeting, we were overcome with confidence, serene, we could completely delegate this step that was still very personal.

A real estate agent seeks to sell a property.  With Christine Pelosse, it wasn’t a commercial relationship what was established, because Christine searches first of all to know her client and to satisfy the demand she is given, she searches for him, visits in his place, and knows to ask the right questions.

We met Christine in mid-June and the following week we found the property that suited our needs.  A pied-à-terre we never could have hoped for, entirely renovated with a terrace in the Champs Elysées area.  What else to say!"

 Homelike Home

Christine Pelosse created the property-hunting firm Homelike Home in 2003 to help you search for your apartment.  Inspired by her own experience, she decided to make property hunting her new profession.  Lara Bel has joined her as an apartment hunter.  Today, Homelike Home is one of the leaders in property searches in Paris and the surrounding region.  Her team of apartment hunters.


The apartment hunting profession

A property hunter (or apartment hunter) undertakes all of the work of searching for a property on behalf of the buyer:
  • Reviewing and selecting listings
  • Visiting the properties
  • Providing reports so that buyer only visits the properties that correspond to his or her criteria
  • Assisting the buyer from the negotiation all the way to the final sales signature.
 Quick links
 The FNCI (Fédération Nationale des Chasseurs Immobiliers)

Property hunting is truly a new service.

The apartment/property hunting profession is fairly new in France and has grown and organized.


The Fédération Nationale des Chasseurs Immobiliers (National Federation of Property Hunters) was formed to assist and support the development of the profession, which is useful to consumers and generates new jobs.

The website : www.fnci.fr
     

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