Snow and stability in France
For savvy investors, the French Alps now offer more affordable prices and better returns, writes Michelle Devane.
For savvy investors, the French Alps now offer more affordable prices and better returns, writes Michelle Devane.
At the height of the property boom, many French ski resorts became too expensive for Irish investors, who instead opted to purchase chalets and apartments in emerging resorts in other countries.
But the fall in property prices across Europe has drawn some to re-examine what’s on offer in the more stable, and more established, French resorts.
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