Looking for a property in “Grand Paris”? Buying an apartment or house in the inner suburbs?
You don’t have the time to devote to research and unnecessary visits? Then let our property hunters do the searching for you!
Property hunter for Paris Suburbs
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We carry out purchase and rental research, for individuals and professionals, in Paris suburbs.
Purchase :
If the property is listed by a real estate agency, other intermediary or direct from the seller, the commission fees remain the same.
The fees are calculated according to a decreasing rate scale per tranche depending on the property’s price. This remuneration including tax will be calculated on the price recorded by the notary (agency fees included, excluding notary fees):
| Property Price | Fees (including taxes) |
|---|---|
| Property ≤ 600 000 € | 2.90 % |
| 600 001 € to 900 000 € | 2.65 % |
| 900 001 € to 1 200 000 € | 2.25% |
| 1 200 001 € to 1 500 000 € | 2% |
| 1 500 001 € to 2 500 000 € | 1.50% |
| Beyond 2 500 001 € | 1.00% |
We start the search in Paris suburbs with a budget of €200,000 for the purchase of a property.
Example :
For a property acquired at 875,000 Euros in Versailles, agency fees included, the remuneration including tax Homelike Home will be:
600 000 € x 2,90% = 17 400 €
(875 000 – 600 000 €) x 2.65% = 7 287 €
Amount of fees = 17,400 + 7,287 = €24,687 including tax
i.e. 2.82% including tax on the price of the property.
Property Price (€)
Amount of fees
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Rentals
Property research fees are one month’s rent (before tax) of the rented property (remuneration including VAT), with a fixed minimum of 2000€ inclusive of taxes.
Turnkey Rental Investment
Quote provided.
Our Grand Paris team
Our property hunters in the Paris region will put their skills and know-how at your disposal to help you find the property of your dreams on the outskirts of Paris.
The Grand Paris Express project is one of the answers to the pressure on the supply of housing in Paris, where prices continue to soar, but also to the growing desire for well-being and green space, probably reinforced by the Coronavirus crisis we’ve been through.
A desire for space, for a house, a garden, an apartment with terrace… The vocation of Grand Paris is to design the sustainable, inventive and inclusive city of tomorrow. It will make the Paris region an even more attractive metropolis for the 21st century.
Grand Paris is also an opportunity to develop “housing”. Rising rents and property prices are preventing a growing number of households from finding housing. So we need to build more, in the right places and at prices that suit people’s budgets, with a target of 70,000 new homes a year.
Cécile Loin (Grand paris ouest)
So where should you look? Which cities to invest in? Which cities will be the most valuable?
Focus on towns where there are plans to build train stations by 2024, when the Olympic Games are scheduled to be held, and stay close to these future stations. Identify communities with good prospects in terms of mobility and job creation, and therefore housing needs. These include Saint-Denis, Saint-Ouen, Villejuif, Le Bourget, Villiers-sur-Marne, Bagneux, Aubervilliers, Champigny, Clamart…. but also Orsay, Massy Palaiseau and Saclay.
The towns near the capital offer very different atmospheres, depending on whether you’re looking for an urban or a provincial setting.
For example, the Val de Marne, located south-east of Paris in the inner suburbs (Bry sur Marne, Joinville le Pont, Charenton, Villiers sur Marne, Fontenay sous Bois…), offers all the qualities of a great place to live. Its proximity to the airports of the Paris region, its wealth of schools and universities, its green spaces (Bois de Vincennes) and its economic dynamism make it a department where future homebuyers come to seek provincial life and the calm of the countryside, while remaining close to the capital.
“Paris suburbs” in the south-west, with towns such as Montrouge, Malakoff, Châtillon, Vanves, Issy-les-Moulineaux, Meudon, Sèvres, Clamart, Le Plessis-Robinson, Antony, Sceaux, Bourg-la-Reine, Fontenay-aux-Roses, Cachan…offering a provincial quality of life with many houses with gardens and even swimming pools!
“Paris suburbs” in the north-west, with towns like Nanterre, Rueil Malmaison, Chatou, Suresnes, Courbevoie, Asnières, Colombes, Le Vésinet, Saint-Germain en Laye and Versailles, is very popular with families thanks to its dynamic and innovative town halls. You can live in the peace and quiet of a house in a residential neighborhood or an apartment in the heart of a city with a wealth of shops.
Le “Grand Paris” Paris suburbs is an urban, social and economic project, based on the creation of a new public transport network: the Grand Paris Express. More than 2 million passengers will use this new network every day, with the construction of 200 kilometers of automatic metro and 68 stations around the capital to link the region’s territories. By 2030, 4 new automatic metro lines around Paris (lines 15, 16, 17 and 18) will be accessible to the people of Ile-de-France!
With the Grand Paris Express project, the attractiveness of the new stations will have an impact on the real estate market.
Entrust your search to us, and our Grand Paris team will search, visit and find your future property.
