Residential sales, buyer representation, development, multifamily and commercial real estate.
San Francisco overview
Buying and selling property across Paris, Monaco and the French Riviera, in English.
France overview
Realtor on the Riviera
Perspectives on property, place, and the markets connecting San Francisco, France, and Monaco.
Market intelligence, buying guides, and considered insights for clients navigating real estate across borders.
French Riviera
Cannes is the Riviera's stage: the Croisette, the festival, a busy social season and neighborhoods that range from palace apartments to quiet hillside homes. What property costs in 2026, how Cannes and Le Cannet compare, the rental rules and how to buy.
French Riviera
Between Nice and Monaco, Villefranche's harbor village and the private peninsula of Cap Ferrat form the most exclusive stretch of the Riviera. What property costs in 2026, how the two compare, and the planning, upkeep and due-diligence questions that matter most at this level.
Monaco
Homes in Monaco average an estimated €57,569 per square meter; across the border, in France, the same budget buys several times the space. How Beausoleil, Cap-d'Ail and Roquebrune-Cap-Martin compare, what changes when you live in France rather than Monaco, and how to choose.
French Riviera
Antibes combines a walled old town, a great marina, Juan-les-Pins's beaches and the estates of Cap d'Antibes in one commune. What property costs in 2026, how the neighborhoods compare, the rental rules and how to buy.
French Riviera
Nice is the Riviera's only true city, and its neighborhoods differ as much as its prices. What apartments and houses cost in 2026, how the main districts compare, Nice's own rules on holiday rentals, and how a purchase works for international buyers.
French Riviera
On the Côte d'Azur, the same budget can mean a sea-view villa inland or a modest apartment on Cap Ferrat. Using October 2026 price data and real homes currently offered, here is how far €1 million, €2 million and €5 million go, and why.
