Affordability in PACA
 

Hi all

I gather that the PACA region is one of the most expensive in France, but are there any areas from Toulon through to the Italian border where property is generally more affordable?

I have been searching for a property price index for the region, but haven't been able to find anything.

Thanks.

Re: Affordability in PACA
 

Welcome to the Forum, Im sure Roger will have some input on the "Paca" region as he lived there for a while. If you get any issues give me a shout.

Re: Affordability in PACA
 

Thanks Ka Ora! :)

Re: Affordability in PACA
 

Hi, why you don't consider the 66 (Pyrénées-Orientales) which has the best of both worlds (sea and mountains) and much cheaper than the PACA.
And it's just up the road from Spain....

Re: Affordability in PACA
 

That's Our aim, All this time in the countryside has given me a bit of a 1000 yard stare.:lol:

Re: Affordability in PACA
 

Thank you for your suggestion, but unfortunately my search is limited to 1.5 hours of Nice airport, which is the only airport apart from Paris having year-round flights to where my family live in the UK. This covers a considerable area, so I am trying to narrow down my options by excluding those that are out of my price range.

I am looking for a ~100 square metre house for €200-250k. I don't mind being further inland, but I don't want to be in the middle of nowhere. The ideal location would have a town with all of the amenities within easy access.

I welcome any suggestions for areas I should be considering, as well as those that I can safely rule out!

Re: Affordability in PACA
 

Hi, sorry to have to ask, but have you given up Spain?;)

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No, not at all! I am considering both. I would like to explore areas of both before deciding which (if either) to move to.

I am currently learning Spanish, but am fluent in French, so the language issue isn't a problem :)