Luxury Properties for Sale

Yes, across all our markets. Requirements vary by country — for example, Brazil allows foreign ownership of urban property without residency, and France applies no restriction on foreign buyers — and our local teams guide you through the specific due diligence required in each.

Costs vary by country. In France, for example, budget roughly 7–8% of the price for a resale property and 2–3% for a new build, mainly transfer duties and notary fees. We walk you through the full cost breakdown for your target market before you commit.

It depends on the market and your situation. Non-resident mortgages are available in France through local banks. For acquisitions in South America, financing can sometimes be arranged through European lenders, often backed by collateral investments — we're happy to discuss what's possible case by case.

It depends on the country. In some of our destinations, including Brazil and Colombia, a qualifying property investment can support a residency visa application. In others, such as France, property ownership alone does not grant residency. Because thresholds and rules evolve, we recommend confirming current requirements with our legal partners at the time of purchase.

Yes — this is one of our specialties. Our network of architects and contractors, present in every destination, can guide a renovation from initial concept through to completion.

Yes. In every destination we cover, our team maintains a portfolio of exclusive and off-market opportunities that are never publicly listed.

While the specifics vary by country, most acquisitions follow the same broad steps: legal review and due diligence, offer and negotiation, a preliminary agreement, and notarial or registration formalities. In France, for example, the process typically takes 2 to 4 months from offer to completion.