Due to the exceptional micro-climate, roses and jasmine flourish in the Opio region and are used by the local perfume industry in Grasse

Buying a property in Roquefort les Pins will be better value than the coastal towns of Cannes and Nice and be cheaper than the more touristy villages of Valbonne and Mougins.

Properties across the South of France continue to sell, and where more proactive vendors have lowered their asking prices in line with market sentiment, they have sold in reasonable time frames

Innovative and extremely flexible French Mortgage products are helping many UK based and other non-residents to snap up some superb deals on property in the South of France in areas such as Cannes, Antibes, Mougins and the surrounding villages. The decline in the value of the euro is also helping to boost UK property investment in the South of France. So, if you’ve been dreaming of that holiday villa in the South of France or an investment apartment in Cannes – 2010 is your time!

UK residents make up 70% of the total number of foreign buyers of property in France – isn’t it time you got your little slice of the French life?

Official sources in the real estate world say property prices in the South of France are currently the same level as they were in the 3rd quarter in 2005!

This means 2012 will be a great time to buy a property in this beautiful region of France – interest rates are historically low and banks are lending.

Compared to the UK, a long history of prudent lending in France has meant mortgage finance in France is still readily available and great value. Coupled with an approximate discount of 10% on French property prices a year ago – there is no better time than 2012 to acquire an Investment Property in the South of France. This 3.15% French Mortgage rate is the perfect opportunity to get your slice of the French Property market.

Compared to the same time period in 2009 – there has been a rise in mortgage applications over the past 3 months.

Would you like the following benefits in your French Mortgages?
* Increased affordability during the interest only period?
* Ability to maximise your investment potential?
* The chance to make repayments of the principle with no penalty?
* Options on when you want to make principle and interest payments?

Superb 3.6% on a 80% loan to value French Mortgages

For the UK and non-resident investor 2011 is certainly a buyers market in the South of France. There are some incredible property deals to be had and the French Banks have some extremely attractive and flexible French Mortgage rates. Currently the best French Mortgage rate is 2.70% with a 40% downpayment on a minimum loan of £50,000