In 2020, the French association FNSafer, which is responsible for managing the rural real estate (RE) market in the country, recorded 111 930 transactions in which the buyers were not related to agriculture. That's 6.6% more than a year earlier, writes The Local.

Sales of houses with plots of land of 5 hectares or more amounted to EUR 23.5 billion. 12.1% more than in 2019. According to the experts of the association, the desire of the townspeople to escape to the village is determined by the desire to have more space during quarantine. The transition to teleworking has also made a significant contribution to this. It was because of it that people had the opportunity to save their jobs in Paris, living themselves on a day's drive from the capital.

In Paris itself, the RE market is starting to cool. On the secondary market, the number of housing transactions decreased by 14% in the first quarter of 2021. Meanwhile, average REAL prices in Paris have changed very slightly, increasing by only 1.7% to €10,600 per square metre, according to data from the Paris Bar Association.

Likusios Prancūzijos NT rinka, atvirkščiai, klesti. Šalyje antrinėje rinkoje parduotų būstų skaičius nuo 2020 m. kovo mėn. iki 2021 m. kovo mėn. pasiekė rekordinį lygį – 1,08 mln.

FNSafer prezidentas Emmanuelis Hestas mano, kad padidėjusi nekilnojamojo turto kaimiškose vietovėse paklausa Prancūzijoje bus ilgalaikis reiškinys. „Tai labiau ne cunamis, o požeminis šaltinis. Tikriausiai noras persikelti išliks kelerius metus”, – jam antrino Paryžiuje gyvenantis advokatas Thierry Delesalle.

Source: prian.ru