Real Estate
Historic elegance, Mediterranean lifestyle, and smart property investment, relocating to Aix-en-Provence means embracing a life of sunshine, Provençal charm, and cultural richness, all just 30 minutes from the coast and under 3 hours from Paris by TGV. Whether you’re looking for a historic apartment in the old town, a modern villa in the countryside, or a family home close to international schools, Aix offers an exceptional quality of life and strong real estate value.
Buying in Aix-en-Provence
As relocation experts based in Aix-en-Provence, we work exclusively for you, not for sellers or real estate agencies. That means we’re completely independent, and our only priority is helping you find the right home and make a smooth, confident move. Unlike traditional real estate agents, we are not tied to a specific portfolio of properties. Instead, we collaborate openly with all reputable real estate agencies in Aix-en-Provence and the surrounding region.
Where to Live?
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Historic Centre and Mazarin District - cobblestone streets, cultural landmarks, high-end boutiques — perfect for city lovers.
La Torse, Saint-Mitre, and Celony - residential neighbourhoods close to schools and parks — are ideal for families.
Surrounding Villages (e.g., Celony, le Tholonet, Éguilles, Puyricard) - spacious villas and bastides, peaceful countryside, yet just minutes from the city.
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What to Expect When Buying?
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Strong demand and limited supply mean quick sales, professional guidance is key.
Notary fees add approx. 7–8 % to the purchase price.
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Renovation projects often offer better value and design freedom.
French mortgage options are available, even for international buyers.
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We help you understand the market, find the right property, and navigate the buying process with confidence.
Renting in Aix-en-Provence
The rental market in Aix-en-Provence is very competitive, especially for smaller furnished properties and affordable family houses, so having local guidance can make all the difference. We help you navigate the search, understand rental conditions, and secure the right home based on your lifestyle, budget, and needs.
Challenges of Renting
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Tightly competitive - your income must cover 3x the rent
Limited availability - especially for high-demand studios and affordable family houses
Difficult to rent without proof of income in France
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To rent a property in France, whether long-term furnished or unfurnished, landlords (or agencies) usually require a dossier de location (rental file) with supporting documents to prove your identity, financial stability, and reliability.
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