Acheter une maison

In our extensive catalog of houses for sale in France, you will find numerous real estate listings for new-build, residential, life annuity, commercial, or luxury properties. Choose the type of real estate purchase that suits you best: Capifrance is present in all sectors of the real estate market to offer you the widest selection.

• House for sale in residential real estate
• House for sale in luxury and prestige real estate
• New-build house for sale
• Life annuity house
• Business premises for sale
  

Can't find the house that meets your criteria? Need advice to properly prepare and successfully complete your purchase project? Looking for an expert opinion to appraise a property for sale and negotiate the right purchase price? Your Capifrance advisor is a real estate professional who knows the local market inside out. Maximize your chances by contacting your local real estate advisor.

Buying a home is a very specific process that involves several steps to ensure a successful transaction.

1. It all starts with defining your project: the type of house, budget and financing, location, and other criteria that are unique to you.
2. Once these elements are clarified, the best approach is to contact your local Capifrance real estate advisor directly to help you validate each step of the process and suggest properties for sale in the region.
3. The property search can then begin, often accompanied by viewings, to find the ideal home. If you entrust us with a search mandate, we will be able to prospect and find the best home offers for you in your area.
4. A check of the mandatory inspections and other details related to the quality of the building should be carried out before proceeding further.
   
5. Next comes the stage of price negotiation and drafting the purchase offer. The professional expertise of your Capifrance advisor will be crucial at this delicate moment in your acquisition project.
6. If the offer is accepted, it’s time to sign a preliminary sales agreement, which legally binds both parties while allowing a withdrawal period for the buyer. During this period, as a future homeowner, you will need to secure your financing, which often includes applying for a mortgage.
7. Once your loan is approved and after the final checks, the sale concludes with the signing of the official deed with the notary. This final step marks the transfer of ownership and the beginning of your life in your new home.
8. You are now the owner of your new house and can finally move in or carry out necessary renovations if needed, particularly if you’ve invested in an older home that requires refreshing or renovation.