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OUR NEW REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENTS IN RENNES

Monday, November 11, 2024 - 12:17

Discover Our New Real Estate Developments in Rennes – An Investment in Modernity and Quality of Life. Dreaming of owning a property in Rennes? Now is the time to explore our new real estate developments, carefully selected to offer you modern, comfortable residences perfectly integrated into Rennes' urban landscape. Thanks to our network of trusted partners, we provide you with privileged access to the city’s most recent and attractive projects. Why Choose New Real Estate in Rennes? Rennes stands out for its quality of life and growing dynamism. Investing in new real estate in Rennes guarantees you a modern, energy-efficient home that meets the latest environmental standards.

The benefits of buying an apartment or house in St Erblon.

Saturday, November 9, 2024 - 13:14

DISCOVER OUR PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN SAINT-ERBLON A preserved environment close to nature. Welcome to an exceptional setting, a place where investing in real estate goes hand in hand with quality of life. Saint-Erblon offers a unique and attractive living environment, ideal for those seeking a balance between the charm of nature and urban convenience. In addition to its peaceful natural surroundings, the town benefits from a prime location just ten minutes from Rennes, making it easy to access the metropolitan services, infrastructure, and cultural offerings. The town has long been innovative, providing high-quality housing that promotes social and generational diversity within a…

Airbnb Law November 2024, France - New Restrictions for Furnished Rental Landlords

Friday, November 8, 2024 - 10:00

A New Regulatory Environment: Strategies for Rental Investors Recent changes in fiscal, energy, and regulatory frameworks are reshaping the profitability landscape of rental properties. Adapt your strategy to navigate these new rules. On November 7, 2024, the National Assembly passed the “anti-Airbnb” law, aimed at curtailing the tax advantages of short-term rentals in favor of long-term leases. This legislation marks a significant shift for investors in furnished tourist rentals. Here are the key points to consider to adjust your strategy effectively.

NEIGHBORHOOD: RUE DE VERN - CHATEAUGIRON IN RENNES - REAL ESTATE PURCHASE

Thursday, November 7, 2024 - 18:12

The area around Rue de Vern and Avenue de Châteaugiron in Rennes is a highly sought-after zone for real estate purchases, especially because of its proximity to the city center, the train station, and its easy access to public transport, shops, and other amenities. This area, part of the Francisco Ferrer – Vern – Poterie neighborhoods, offers a residential feel while staying dynamic, attracting many buyers in search of a balanced living environment. There’s a wide range of apartments for sale here, from functional T2 units to spacious T5 ones. Newer residences, often equipped with elevators and secure parking, provide the modern comforts that buyers look for

Real Estate Market in 2024: Trends, Prices, and Perspectives

Thursday, November 7, 2024 - 12:50

The year 2024 promises to be pivotal for the real estate market, which is experiencing significant shifts driven by persistent inflation and rising interest rates. These factors are redefining how households approach buying, selling, and renting properties, while also transforming investor strategies. By exploring trends such as rising prices and the disparities between urban, suburban, and rural markets, this article offers an overview of the dynamics shaping real estate in 2024.

URBAN HEATING – THE DISTRICT HEATING NETWORK IN RENNES

Thursday, November 7, 2024 - 11:12

Urban heating, also known as a district heating network, is a system that allows heat produced centrally to be distributed to multiple buildings within an urban area. In Rennes, this network is expanding to address environmental challenges and to support the energy transition. How the Urban Heating Network Works in Rennes. The district heating network operates from a central production unit where heat is generated. This heat is then transported through an underground network of pipes to connected buildings such as homes, schools, offices, and hospitals. In Rennes, th