TASTY RETREATS
VINGT Paris featured in Sunday Times Overseas Property February 2015
In the French capital, Susie Hollands, who runs the Vingt Paris estate agency, says 75% of her buyers are driven by gastronomy, which includes enjoying a wander around the city’s street food markets.
VINGT PARIS’ MONTMARTRE JUNOT GARDEN / 巴黎房巿上勺小工曰賈石
VINGT Paris featured in The Epoch Times, February 2015
LIVING THE HIGH LIFE IN MONTMARTRE
VINGT Paris Featured in CITY A.M., January 2015
…this makes this one-bedroom apartment, which has just entered the amerce in the host 18th arrondissement, a real gem for Paris-based property agent Vingt Paris.
LIVING FRANCE, “HIT OR MYTH”
VINGT Paris Mentioned in Living France, December 2014
Susie Hollands, of Vingt Property (www.vingtparis.com) says Paris can be affordable, especially if you know where to buy. “You can get a one-bedroom or a small two-bedroom apartment for around €300,000-€400,000,” she says.
EVENING STANDARD, “A CAPITAL HAPPY BIRTHDAY”
VINGT Paris featured in the Evening Standard, November 2014
Property prices in central Paris have tripled in that time, but London buyers can still get good value, says Susie Hollands of French property agents Vingt Paris.
BBC CAPITAL, “HOW TO BUY A DREAM FLAT IN AN EVEN DREAMIER CITY”
“More modestly, the budget for a centrally located one-bedroom apartment with a view and only redecorating needed is 600,000 to 650,000 euros ($811,225 to $878,826), said Susie Hollands, of property services company Vingt Paris.”
THE SUNDAY TIMES OVERSEAS, “HOW BRITONS ARE DIVIDING THEIR LIVES BETWEEN LONDON AND PARIS”
Many of our clients worked hard in London, but they are now older and their kids have left home, so they’d like to treat themselves to the Parisian good life.
FINANCIAL TIMES HOUSE & HOME, “HOW FOREIGN BUYERS ARE PROPPING UP FRANCE’S PRIME PROPERTY MARKET”
Many wealthy people have left France,” she says. “That has stimulated a flood of interest because there are heritage properties coming on to the market which have never been sold before. I also think that Paris is the type of place which never goes out of fashion.
THE TIMES BRICKS & MORTAR, “GIVE US A HOUSE, WITH A GARDEN AND STAIR”
“Locals go for the modern international hotel room look. This home, full of romance, is what an overseas buyer perceives a French apartment should be.”
