January set to be a good month for French property

One full week back on the job and VEF (UK) report business up by more than 50% on the same week in 2007. It seems that people really are realising at last that buying property in France is a very wise alternative to the UK and Ireland.

The company reports that many of their clients are heading down to the south of France in their search for property, driven by the desire for a better climate. However both Normandy and Burgundy are experiencing a real growth in interest from potential buyers.

January and February are really good months to get out looking for property. The national market remains quiet, normally until March, and there are bargains to be had. Often vendors are prepared to take offers now to get their property sold before the summer comes. They too have their plans and don’t want to waste time stuck with a property they can’t sell. The partner offices of VEF in France know their vendors well and understand the local market. They are well placed to find bargains for clients.

For further information, visit vefuk.com.