Acquisition Support

The French property market doesn’t work like Australia’s. There’s no buyer’s agent tradition, the legal process runs through a notaire (not a solicitor), and the best properties often move through networks, not listings. If you’re buying from 16,000 kilometres away, you need someone on the ground who works for you — not the seller.

What we handle

We accompany you through the entire acquisition journey, providing expert coordination at every stage:

Property search and evaluation

Working closely with you to understand your vision — location, style, use, budget — we identify properties that match your criteria. We leverage our network of trusted local agents, off-market contacts, and personal relationships across France’s most desirable regions.

Legal and fiscal structuring

Should you buy in your personal name, through an SCI, or via another structure? What are the tax implications for your country of residence? We work alongside specialised notaires and international tax advisors to ensure your purchase is structured optimally from day one.

The compromis de vente

The preliminary sales agreement in France is binding and carries significant legal weight. We review every clause, negotiate conditions suspensives on your behalf, and ensure nothing is left to chance before you commit.

Due diligence

From diagnostics immobiliers to planning permissions, boundary surveys to structural assessments — we coordinate all technical due diligence and explain the findings clearly.

Completion at the notaire

We accompany you through the final signing, ensuring every document is in order, every cost is transparent, and the keys are handed over without surprises.

Why it matters

Buying in France without local expertise often leads to costly mistakes: unfavorable tax structures, missed defects, unclear boundaries, or unfavorable contract terms. Our clients close with confidence because every detail has been anticipated and managed.