They're the holy grail of the city. Synonymous with calm, light and uninterrupted views, top-floor flats are still exceptional properties in Nice and elsewhere on the Côte d'Azur. With their rarity, visual comfort and prestige, this segment of the market attracts a clientele that is attached to the social status conferred by this dominant position.

For a long time perceived as less valuable than upper floors, garden flats have seen a significant revival in recent years. Driven by the quest for outdoor space and changing residential habits, this market segment is attracting an increasingly broad customer base.

The superb mas provençal that i'm marketing in Bagnols-en-Forêt, South of France, is an exceptional property, distinguished not only by its freestone architecture and vast 3-hectare wooded park, but also by its rich artistic past.

In the prestigious setting of a historic residence dating from 1929, in the heart of the sought-after Fabron district, this rare property combines the charm of the past with contemporary comfort. Offering 118 m² and more than 200 m² of landscaped outdoor space and terraces, this exceptional apartment seduces with its generous volumes, panoramic views of the sea and hills, and light-filled south-west exposure. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

For some property searchers, this is a prerequisite. For others, it's an almost unexpected bonus. In a market where competition remains fierce and buyer demands are increasingly precise, individual pools are proving to be an undeniable lever for increasing value. Provided that a strict regulatory framework is respected and new trends in the sector are followed.

Located on Nice's Cimiez Hill—one at the lower end of the boulevard and the other at the very top—the Matisse and Chagall Museums offer a unique immersion into the world of two major figures of modern art. Nestled in a neighborhood steeped in history, these institutions offer a glimpse into the artistic evolution of Henri Matisse and the colorful spirituality of Marc Chagall.

Among the most unusual properties on the high-end market are those nestled in the heart of golf courses. A real niche in its own right. These private estates, often located in the heart of nature and integrated into renowned golf courses, appeal to customers in search of discretion, security and a verdant lifestyle. An overview of an exclusive market, where real estate rhymes with green, silence and luxury.

Far from the hustle and bustle of the city center, the Cimiez district embodies a unique art of living. Here, on this hill steeped in history, lies one of the Côte d'Azur's most confidential real estate markets: that of private mansions.

La Croisette embodies the pinnacle of high-end real estate in Cannes. Bordered by the sea and dotted with luxurious palaces, this legendary avenue is home to residences that attract a wealthy international clientele.

For an extended weekend or a hedonistic getaway, here are five destinations to enjoy club in hand.

In Nice, 16 rue Emmanuel Philibert, in the Port district, was recently evacuated as a matter of urgency. In front of the sealed gate, a notice signed by the City of Nice ordered the immediate evacuation, pointing to an imminent danger for the occupants.

Nice is listed by UNESCO as a “Winter resort town on the Riviera”. This prestigious label recognizes the historical, architectural and landscape importance of the town, which in the 19th century became one of the most popular winter destinations for the European aristocracy.

Far from the hustle and bustle of the city center, the Cimiez district embodies a unique art of living. Here, on this hill steeped in history, lies one of the Côte d'Azur's most confidential real estate markets: that of private mansions.

It's one of the most sought-after areas in Nice. On the edge of the center of Nice, perched slightly above boulevard Carabacel, the Hauts de Carabacel district - often referred to as “Le Bas de Cimiez” - has an elegant, confidential atmosphere. Built around Avenue Bieckert and its adjoining streets, this area appeals to lovers of Belle Époque architecture, unobstructed views and privileged living environments.

In a rather firm statement, Christian Estrosi, Mayor of Nice, announced that he intends to further toughen his policy in the face of the increasing number of short-term rentals in his city. The aim is to stem the exodus of residents and contain the surge in rents that is plaguing the local property market.

The Vieux-Nice district, with its picturesque streets, colorful facades, and history, continues to attract a wide range of buyers and

A rare opportunity to acquire a new property, combining luxury, comfort and modernity, in one of the most privileged settings of the Côte d'Azur.

The Provençal home that was the ultimate creation of fashion designer Jules-François CRAHAY is up for sale. Little or nothing has changed since it was built

In 2024, Monaco's real estate market reached unprecedented heights, with property prices soaring to new records. According to the latest rep

Nestled on the heights of the Côte d'Azur, Saint-Paul-de-Vence has long been a popular setting for art and heritage lovers. Even today, this medieval village attracts buyers from all over the world. A clientele looking for properties with, if possible, beautiful stones, sometimes combining history and contemporary design.