Investors looking for a property abroad may want to consider France, one expert has claimed.
Tim Harvey, from euro mortgage specialists Offshoreonline.org, explained that it is currently easier to arrange a high loan-to-value mortgage in France than it is in the UK.
He added that mortgages for up to 85 per cent of a French property's sale price are "widely available", with rates of around 3.45 per cent.
Mr Harvey also made some suggestions about where to buy real estate in the country.
"High -quality areas such as the Cote d'Azur and towns such as Nice and Cannes will always have a special appeal as second homes, but also as rental propositions, as the area has such strong leisure and business traditions," he stated.
Another part of the country that may attract investors due to its robust tourism industry is the French Alps.
The Savills Alpine Property Market Spotlight highlighted the resorts of Val d'Isere, Courcheval and Megeve as being among the most expensive in the region.
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