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💼 Luxury Real Estate Professional Advice: Agencies & Agents

Relocating real estate listings: what the law says and how to stay within the rules

In real estate, every listing counts. A property's visibility can mean the difference between a quick sale and weeks of waiting. Yet, to gain a few extra clicks, some professionals succumb to a risky temptation: linking a property to a more attractive town or city than the one where it's actually located. A seemingly harmless practice, but one that can have...

Real estate market 2026: heading for a relapse after the recovery of 2025?

The French real estate market seemed to have recovered. After a 2025 marked by encouraging signs of recovery, hopes were high. However, the National Federation of Real Estate (FNAIM) is sounding the alarm: several converging factors are posing a serious threat to this fragile upturn. Resurgent inflation, rising interest rates, the current economic climate...

Cybersecurity and real estate: why agencies have become prime targets for hackers

The real estate sector, long spared from digital concerns, now finds itself on the front lines of cyberattacks. In recent months, several major players in the industry have suffered massive data leaks, revealing a worrying and systemic vulnerability. The IAD Group case—hundreds of thousands of documents stolen in just a few hours—is a prime example.

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) reform 2027: which properties will see their energy rating improve?

The cost of fossil fuels is rising, regulations are tightening, and the housing market is undergoing profound transformation. In this context, a new reform of the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is on the horizon for 2027, driven by the French government's desire to accelerate the electrification of the residential building stock. For millions of homeowners, this development...

Duty of advice of the real estate agent: scope, limits and penalty clause

In a real estate transaction, the agent plays much more than a simple intermediary role. They advise, alert, guide—and assume professional responsibility at every stage. However, this duty to advise is not without limits. Too often, sellers and buyers believe they can rely entirely on the agent, even for issues that far exceed their scope of expertise.

Real estate agent: what obligation to verify the seller's statements?

In a real estate transaction, the agent does more than simply connect the seller and buyer. They assume a much deeper responsibility: verifying the accuracy of the information provided by the seller. The condition of the roof, any renovations, compliance with habitability standards—these are all points on which the agent must exercise a critical and informed eye. A...

AML/CFT in real estate: what the new Tracfin-DGCCRF guide changes for professionals

Regulation of the real estate sector is intensifying, and professionals who fail to anticipate this trend risk serious consequences. The recent publication of a joint educational brochure by Tracfin and the Directorate General for Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Control (DGCCRF) marks a significant step forward. This initiative aims to strengthen...