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Agence immobilière Laforêt Cannes Croisette

Agence Laforêt Cannes Croisette supports clients with property purchases, sales, rentals, and rental management in Cannes. The team can assist English-speaking buyers during the search and transaction process, including real-time translation and support for clients who are not fluent in French.

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Laforêt's Croisette branch is a five-person office: Noémie Biales runs it, with Manon Leconte, Jim Chazal and Sarah Hanicque on sales and Alice Cohier on the paperwork. The published hours mislead if you skim them, so read them properly. Weekdays are 09:30 to 12:30 and 14:00 to 18:30, but Saturday is by appointment only, and turning up unannounced on a Saturday morning is a wasted trip. The office also runs video viewings and electronic signature, which is how a purchase keeps moving while you are still in another country, and it covers lettings and rental management as well as sales. English-speaking buyers and tenants get translation during viewings.

The branch works with an energy renovation partner, and that connects to a rule landlords keep getting caught by. Since 1 January 2025 a home rated G on its DPE (energy performance certificate) can no longer be let in France, and the ban covers lease renewals and automatic rollovers, not just new tenancies. F follows in 2028, E in 2034. If you are buying a Cannes apartment to let out, look at the DPE letter before you look at the price. A G-rated flat is cheap for a reason, and the works are yours.