English-Speaking Real Estate and Property Law Attorney in Nice, France

Real Estate Law in France: Protecting Buyers, Owners & Tenants


As a resident in France, you are required to comply with all French property laws and real estate regulations. Too often, individuals believe they are in compliance—or are unaware of the rules entirely—until it’s too late. Discovering a legal issue after the fact can lead to significant stress, expense, and complications.

Whether you are a prospective buyer, a current property owner, a vendor, or a tenant, understanding your legal rights and obligations is essential. With proper legal support, you can avoid costly mistakes and ensure your real estate transactions are secure and compliant.

Nathalie Harrop offers experienced guidance to put your mind at ease and ensure that your interests are protected at every stage.


Condominium Issues  


  • Challenging or recovering condo fees
  • Disputes involving damage to common or private elements
  • Legal actions concerning the property agent ("syndic")—professional or volunteer
  • Contesting resolutions passed at general meetings of co-owners
  • Claims involving shared spaces, private elements, or common defects
  • Neighbourhood disturbance and nuisance disputes

Additional Areas of Real Estate Intervention  


  • Damage claims (e.g., contractor or builder litigation)
  • Neighbourhood disputes or disturbances
  • Unlawful termination of leases
  • Servitudes, easements, and access rights
  • Title and possession claims
  • Ownership disputes
  • Lease agreements, eviction, and unsanitary housing procedures
  • Recovery of unpaid rent and service charges
  • Litigation arising from joint ownership
  • Assistance during legal or amicable expert proceedings
  • Initiating legal procedures before French courts
  • Issues related to property management and real estate agents

Have questions or want to discuss your legal concerns?

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