Médicis Immobilier Neuf in the news

Médicis Immobilier Neuf offers personalized guidance from expert advisors like Violaine and Thierry in Grenoble, helping new property buyers navigate financing, local markets, and property selection for a seamless purchasing experience.

New housing construction in France is rebounding, with a significant increase in housing starts and permits in the first half of 2026, alongside a stabilization in prices and favorable financing conditions.

Starting in September 2026, France will implement mandatory electronic invoicing for B2B transactions, primarily impacting VAT-registered businesses, while most residential landlords will remain unaffected.

Médicis Immobilier Neuf published an interview with a credit broker offering advice on financing new property, detailing the broker's role, financial preparation, advantages of new builds, and tips for loan approval.

A new French housing bill aims to boost construction and renovation by simplifying procedures, stimulating investment, empowering local authorities, and accelerating energy efficiency upgrades.

The French government launched the 'Endurance' plan to improve housing resilience against heatwaves through easier renovation voting, tax cuts for heat pumps, and stricter standards for new buildings.

A 2026 market study highlights a stabilizing real estate environment where higher-income buyers benefit from new tax incentives despite sharp price increases in top-tier French cities.

France is implementing a complete ban on gas boiler installations in new collective housing by 2027 to align with decarbonization goals and the RE2020 environmental regulation.

Proposed legislative changes seek to simplify the Jeanbrun tax scheme by softening renovation costs and energy efficiency requirements to boost rental investment.

Médicis Immobilier Neuf is scaling operations and hiring 60 employees after achieving 40% growth driven by first-time homebuyers using the PTZ loan.

Industry experts highlight a market recovery driven by younger first-time buyers and more functional, energy-efficient new-build homes.

Médicis Immobilier Neuf strengthens its Rouen presence with new offices and increased staff to better serve the local new property market.

Médicis Immobilier Neuf provides end-to-end consulting and management services to simplify the acquisition and rental of new-build properties for first-time buyers and investors.

This independent property specialist is successfully navigating a complex market by acting as a strategic consultant for both developers and home buyers.

Médicis Immobilier Neuf marks its 20th anniversary by expanding its national network and targeting 4,300 annual new-home sales by 2027.

Expansion in the Ile-de-France region involves relocating agencies and hiring 11 new employees to strengthen local property sales services.

Médicis Immobilier Neuf is strengthening its Paris region operations by hiring new staff, opening more visible agencies, and emphasizing specialized training for off-plan property sales.

The French new-build real estate market saw a modest recovery in early 2026 with rising sales reservations despite a significant drop in new property listings.

Expansion and relocation of the Rouen office to strengthen local market expertise and advisory services for new property buyers.

Yohann Saccucci explains how independent marketers like Médicis Immobilier Neuf act as essential intermediaries to accelerate and secure sales for property developers.