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The French Hesitate to Invest in Real Estate because of the Presidential Elections, Which Speaks of Many of the Links Between Stone, Politics and Heritage in France.

Summary by Le Temps
One Frenchman in three says that the outcome of the election could advance or delay his housing rental project. The French attachment to real estate is part of a long history. Public policies have encouraged home ownership for decades "In times of uncertainty, not investing immediately is also a decision to invest." At 62, Philippe speaks as a seasoned investor. This training architect, now director of urban renewal at Logirep, already owns seve…

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One Frenchman in three says that the outcome of the election could advance or delay his housing rental project. The French attachment to real estate is part of a long history. Public policies have encouraged home ownership for decades "In times of uncertainty, not investing immediately is also a decision to invest." At 62, Philippe speaks as a seasoned investor. This training architect, now director of urban renewal at Logirep, already owns seve…

·Geneva, Switzerland
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Le Temps broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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