French Property News Archive

'Neil Edwards: Wills & Inheritance Tax (RainbowNetwork.com)It?s important to get professional advice on all legal and financial affairs, particularly if you?re considering ?tying the knot? with the new Civil Partnership Act. We asked financial expert Neil Edwards from Clerical Medical , specialists in pensions and investments, to answer some of your questions about all things financial!

'New issues: European issuance up 50% on ?05 (Financial Times)Kleppiere, the French property group, sold ?700m of 10-year bonds on Tuesday to take European issuance in the first two months of the year to ?21.2bn, a 50 per cent increase from the same period last year.

'Grizzly Diamonds Acquires 100% of Legend Property Kimberlites, Northeast Alberta (CCNMatthews via Yahoo! Finance) EDMONTON, ALBERTA-- -

'Gulf Finance House Commercial Bank & Abu Dhabi Investment House open Euro 144 million offering (AME Info)Bahrain-based Gulf Finance House Commercial Bank B.S.C. (c) (GFHCB) and Abu Dhabi Investment House P.J.S.C. (ADIH) announced their maiden entry into the European markets through a Euro 144 million offering which will invest in residential properties spanning Berlin, Leipzig, Düsseldorf, Halle and other areas across Germany.

'Buying around the world (International Herald Tribune)"There is so much value in a lot of foreign countries," said Nigel Leck, an international property expert on the BBC-TV program "Uncharted Territo- ry." "The capital growth will be very, very good."

'Free Foreign Currency Exchange, Great French Insurance Quotes and French Property Rentals from my-french-house.com (PR Web)With so many foreign owners of properties in France requiring financial, legal, French insurance and other services, we have decided to link up with selected partners, all specialists in their area of expertise. Find out about Free Foreign Currency Exchange, Great French Insurance Quotes, French property rentals and much more. [PRWEB Mar 10, 2006]

'Investors pile into French property schemes (Financial Times)If fresh pain au chocolat and fine Bordeaux are not enough to tempt you into buying a property in France, a 20 per cent discount from the government might be.