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Côte d’Azur - Cannes - La Croisette and the bay

Côte d’Azur · Alpes-Maritimes

Buyer’s agent in Cannes

Home Select searches, visits and negotiates for you in Cannes. You only visit the properties shortlisted, and nothing is due before the deed is signed.

1,200+
buyers guided since 2011
96%
of clients satisfied
45 days
on average to an accepted offer
4.8/5
On Google (139 reviews)

Your project

Your purchase

  • The written offer binds.A written offer, accepted as it stands, forms the sale: it carries a short validity and your conditions, the loan first. We draft it and defend it, complete file in hand.
  • Ten days to change your mind.After the preliminary contract, ten days to withdraw from the day after its notification, no reason needed: the moment to read the surveys and co-ownership minutes, which we go through with you line by line.
  • Three to four months to the keys.A loan condition of at least a month, the town’s pre-emption right for two months, then the final deed: we hold the dates with the notaire.
  • Notaire fees.Around 7 to 8% of the price for an existing property, of which nearly 5.81% are duties paid to the State and local authorities, 2 to 3% for a new build: to budget on top of the price.
  • Every year after that.Property tax on 1 January, the second-home residence tax in November, sometimes increased in high-demand areas, charges, upkeep, keeping an eye on the house: the budget of a second home goes beyond the price.
The 47 steps of a purchase

Your area

  • Negotiate out of season.The right moments come away from the Festival and the summer; on the hills, part of the sales stays discreet.
  • Prices.Median prices over the 12 months to end of June 2026: €5,800/m² for a flat (from €3,400 to €11,100 depending on the address), €6,700/m² for a house (from €3,900 to €18,600). 2,536 sales, flats +1% in a year, +16% in five years.
  • Address by address.Antibes et Juan-les-Pins €5,200/m² · Mandelieu-la-Napoule et Théoule-sur-Mer €5,000/m² · Vallauris et Golfe-Juan €4,300/m²: medians for flats over the same period.
  • Audit seafront co-ownerships.On the Croisette as in La Banane, read the co-ownership meeting minutes before falling for the terrace: waterproofing, works on salt-exposed façades, co-ownership rules.
  • Your buyer’s agent.One point of contact in Cannes, from the first viewing to the signing, who replies within 24 working hours, with the network of 15,000 partners behind.
Buyer’s agent in Cannes

Our services

  • Between stays.Our concierge service lets the tradesmen in, checks after every storm or frost, prepares your arrival, and you decide on photos: a house looked after from afar does not sleep.
  • 100 off-market properties a day.Our 15,000 partners, agents, notaires and managing agents, bring us at least 100 properties before they go on sale, and a watch over 1,700 listing sites covers the published market: 15% of the properties our clients buy are found off-market, 25% above €2m.
  • Three viewings, not forty.Our clients view 3 properties on average before buying, about 15 hours of their time, against 40+ viewings and 150 hours on their own: every lead is pre-visited, filmed and costed, you only travel for the decisive viewing.
  • Paid 100% on success.2.5% of the net seller price with the Exclusive Offer (minimum €10,000 incl. VAT), 1.5% with the Confidential Offer from €2m, plus 10% of the negotiation obtained: nothing is due until the deed is signed, the Hoguet law forbids it.
  • 6% on average.We negotiate on the prices actually paid, published by the tax administration, not on asking prices: 6% on average off the seller’s price, measured over more than 1,200 purchases.
The Home Select method
Describe your project

Home Select is a buyer’s agent in Cannes, founded in 2011, searching for apartments and villas exclusively on behalf of the buyer, from the Croisette to the hills of La Californie and Super Cannes. Its permanent market watch opens access to off-market properties, with fees 100% on success, payable only once the purchase completes.

Cannes concentrates the most liquid market of the Côte d’Azur: apartments of the Croisette and La Banane, villas on the California and Super Cannes hills, pied-à-terre in Le Suquet. A globalised, seasonal market, where sorting true quality out of abundant supply demands a permanent presence.

Why use a buyer’s agent in Cannes?

A buyer’s agent works for the buyer, and for the buyer alone. Here is what Home Select changes, concretely, for your purchase in Cannes.

A living room opening onto its balcony, the bay and the Lérins islands in the distance
  1. One contact, from the first call to the keys

    A Home Select finder writes your brief, launches the search within the week and stays with you until the deed is signed. Home Select answers every enquiry within 24 working hours.

  2. You see what never goes online

    Home Select receives more than 100 off-market properties a day from its 15,000 partners, agents, notaries and managing agents, before they go on sale. The finest addresses in Cannes often change hands this way.

  3. You only visit what matters

    Home Select pre-visits every property on commented video and shows only 3 properties on average, instead of 40 when searching alone, grouped into a single trip if you come from afar.

  4. You buy at the right price, with no bad surprises

    Home Select negotiates 6% on average off the asking price, with the area’s actual sales in hand, and checks every document before you commit. Also paid 10% of the negotiated reduction, Home Select has every reason to bring the price down: you keep 90% of every euro saved. Fees are due on success: nothing before signing.

Sailboats of a regatta on the bay

Côte d’Azur - Cannes - A regatta on the bay

What does your buyer’s agent’s service in Cannes include?

A buyer-side search mandate, a written method, fees due on success. Here is what you entrust to Home Select in Cannes.

  1. What your finder does

    They search on your behalf and for you alone, from the written brief to the checking of every document up to the final deed: the six steps are detailed below. Home Select works for the buyer, never for the seller.

  2. For which project?

    A main home, a second home, a pied-à-terre or a long-term wealth purchase in Cannes, whether you are on site or abroad: the search is run remotely, video viewings included, up to the decisive viewing.

  3. On which terms?

    Home Select runs two offers, with the same full service: the Exclusive offer, an exclusive mandate, 2.5% of the net purchase price, minimum €10,000 incl. VAT, at every budget; the Confidential offer, a simple mandate reserved for projects of €2m and above, 1.5% of the net purchase price, dedicated to off-market properties. In both cases, 10% of the negotiated reduction is added to the fees, and nothing is due until you have bought.

  4. How long does it take?

    The calendar depends on the market in Cannes and on how rare the target property is: Home Select sets it at the first conversation, then holds it, and answers within one working day.

Home Select since 2011 · 1,200+ buyers guided · 4.8/5 on Google (139 reviews) · Paid 100% on success

Carte T professional licence · Professional liability insurance · FCI member

The island of Saint-Honorat, its monastery and tower
Côte d’Azur - Cannes - The Île Saint-Honorat

Buying in Cannes: three finder’s reflexes

  1. Audit seafront co-ownerships

    On the Croisette as in La Banane, read the co-ownership meeting minutes before falling for the terrace: waterproofing, works on salt-exposed façades, co-ownership rules. A poorly kept prestige residence always ends up being paid for.

  2. Check the rules of the hills

    In La Californie and Super Cannes, part of the villas sit within private domains: covenants, roads and easements bind the buyer. Have the local planning rules checked downhill too: a bay view is only protected by what cannot be built in front of it.

  3. Buy to the town’s calendar

    Visit off-season: an apartment judged in February reveals the noise, the light and the real life of the residence. Have financing ready before autumn; in a market this liquid, the window between summer and the Festival closes fast.

A palm-lined promenade along the bay
Côte d’Azur - Cannes - A palm-lined promenade

We optimise every step

From your brief to the handover of the keys: what Home Select does for you in Cannes, and what you gain from it.

  1. The brief

    Everything starts with a thorough conversation: the use of the property, the real budget, the non-negotiable criteria, the calendar. This written framing becomes the roadmap of the hunt, and avoids the months lost viewing beside the point.

    Every property put to you matches your brief: the search hits the mark from the first week.

  2. Sourcing, off-market included

    Home Select covers the whole market: published listings, and above all what is never displayed anywhere. Home Select receives more than 100 properties every day from its 15,000 professional partners before they go on sale, and approaches owners directly when the setting calls for it.

    You see properties before the market does, and sometimes properties that will never be published.

  3. Pre-visits

    Every lead is verified and analysed for you, on file then on a video viewing: technical sheet, first figures. You only travel for properties that truly match the brief.

    Fewer journeys: your decisive viewings grouped into a single trip, on the shortlisted properties only.

The beach of La Croisette and its parasols, seen from the air
Côte d’Azur - Cannes - The Croisette beach from the air
  1. Negotiation

    The offer is drafted and defended by Home Select, complete file in hand. The negotiation covers the price, but also the conditions, the timelines and the works revealed.

    You buy at the right price, every offer defended with the area’s actual sales in hand.

  2. Securing

    Preliminary contract read line by line, surveys, co-ownership rules, charges, easements: every document is checked before you commit. The points of vigilance specific to each local market are in Home Select’s checklists.

    You commit with full knowledge of the facts, with no bad surprise after signing.

  3. The keys

    Home Select stays by your side through to the signing before the notaire, and after: contractors, formalities, moving. Its work ends when you are settled in, not when the deed is signed.

    A timetable framed at the first conversation, then kept: at every stage you know where your purchase stands.

How do you reach off-market properties in Cannes?

A share of the finest sales in Cannes completes without ever being listed. Home Select receives more than 100 properties every day from its 15,000 professional partners before publication, and also approaches owners directly when the setting calls for it.

Understand Home Select’s off-market access

Le Suquet and its tower above the harbour, beach parasols in the foreground

Côte d’Azur - Cannes - Le Suquet above the port

The old town on its hill, its clock tower and umbrella pines

Côte d’Azur - Cannes - The old town on its hill

How much does a buyer’s agent cost in Cannes?

Two offers, the same full service, paid on success only: the Exclusive offer, 2.5% of the net purchase price (minimum €10,000 incl. VAT), at every budget, and the Confidential offer, 1.5%, for projects of €2m and above, plus 10% of the negotiated reduction in both cases. Nothing is due until you have bought in Cannes.

Haussmannian living room with fireplace and open view

Exclusive

Exclusive search mandate

2.5% of the net purchase price, minimum €10,000 incl. VAT + 10% of the negotiated reduction

The full service, for every budget: brief, sourcing, off-market, pre-visits, negotiation and follow-through to the notary signing.

The Exclusive offer
Ornate door knocker on a deep blue door

Confidentielle

Simple search mandate

1.5% of the net purchase price, projects from €2M + 10% of the negotiated reduction

The very same full service, on a selection made exclusively of off-market properties. For buyers who never want to see their search on a portal.

The Confidential offer

Client reviews

96% happy buyers

  • Thank you Catherine and Home Select for what we call the Extra Mile in the United States: explaining the French system, helping us organise the works... It was great.
    Massy Massy Los Angeles
    • Paris 16th, a top floor of 170 m², with terrace
    • Found in 1 month

    A search run from abroad

    Super expérience avec Home Select. Le professionnalisme, la disponibilité et l’écoute client de Gwenaelle nous ont permis de trouver un appartement en 2 mois. Son accompagnement et ses conseils ont été clés et parfaitement adaptés pour une recherche à l’international depuis Chicago. Nous recommandons vivement ses services.
    Stéphanie et Nicolas P.

    Found in 3 months after 18 alone

    Nous a été très très satisfaits des services de Sophie. Elle a été efficace, disponible, et très fine pour sentir précisément nos besoins et envies. Grâce à elle, nous avons réalisé un achat qui nous va, et nous avons trouvé en 3 mois alors que nous cherchions depuis 1 an et demi. Un très très grand merci et nous vous la recommandons chaleureusement !
    Mélanie B.
  • A buyer based elsewhere in France

    Basé en province, l’accompagnement pour ma recherche d’un appartement a été à la hauteur de mes attentes : écoute, réactivité, disponibilité et tout cela sans pression. Merci Catherine..
    François D.
    I turned to HOME SELECT because I had tried to find my apartment myself by going round the agencies, which proved impossible.
    Tony Tony Paris
    • Paris 7th, an off-market apartment of 126 m²
    • Found in 2 weeks

    After eight months alone, one week

    Nous avons fait appel à Catherine après plus de 8 mois de recherche infructueuse seuls, et ça a été la meilleure décision que nous aurions pu prendre. En à peine une semaine, elle nous a trouvé l’appartement idéal, et notre offre a été acceptée malgré plusieurs dossiers en concurrence. Catherine a été d’un professionnalisme remarquable, toujours disponible, à l’écoute, réactive et rassurante tout au long du processus d’achat. Nous la recommandons chaleureusement.
    Serena C.
  • Care that lasts after the signing

    Super expérience avec Anne ! appartement remplissant les critères trouvé rapidement et , surtout, accompagnement et vrai suivi même après la signature de l’acte definitif Nous recommandons vivement
    Véronique B.

    The family house, at last

    Après de longs mois de recherches, nous avons trouvé LA maison que nous cherchions pour notre famille grâce à Véronique. Sa disponibilité, sa compréhension de nos critères et son travail avec l’agent immobilier en charge de la vente nous ont permis d’aller jusqu’au bout du projet. Nous sommes ravis !
    Caroline P.
    Thanks to Véronique and her knowledge of the area, not only were we able to view properties first, but we bought with complete peace of mind. We were supported at every step.
    Sophie Sophie Boulogne
    • Paris 9th, a beautiful apartment of 108 m², with parking
    • Found in 2 months

Reviews are quoted in the language their authors wrote them in.

The bay and the town at sunset, seen from the hills

Côte d’Azur - Cannes - The bay at sunset

Where does the property market in Cannes stand in 2026?

Page updated on 20 October 2026, reviewed by Jean Mascla, founder of Home Select

Over the 12 months to end of June 2026, 2,536 sales were recorded in Cannes: enough to choose from, never enough for the finest addresses.

The median for apartments is up +16% since June 2022, +1% in the last year alone: the trend holds, and sellers know it.

Sales range from €3,400/m² to €11,100/m²: address and condition make the price.

Cannes is the most liquid market of the Côte d’Azur: abundant supply, global demand, transactions at every price. The paradox is the same as elsewhere, only sharper: the wider the supply, the more true quality drowns in it. Sorting makes more difference here than anywhere else on the coast.

The town works in belts: the Croisette and La Banane for prestige apartments, California and Super Cannes for view villas, La Croix des Gardes for greenery, Le Cannet and Mougins for the back country. Each belt has its rules; moving from one to the other without method costs dear.

The calendar dictates everything: the Festival in May, the summer, the congresses. The best acquisitions are negotiated off-season, when sellers recover a sense of reality. Home Select’s continuous monitoring and local presence create the window its clients wait for.

The median price over time

€5,000/m² €5,400/m² €5,600/m² €5,700/m² €5,800/m² 20222023202420252026
Curve of the median price per square metre, year by year
12 months to end of June Median Sales counted (apartments)
2022 €5,000/m² 3,199
2023 €5,400/m² 3,043
2024 €5,600/m² 2,337
2025 €5,700/m² 2,328
2026 €5,800/m² 2,429

Median for apartments over 12 months to end of June, year by year. A period without enough sales at the threshold is not published: the curve skips it rather than inventing a point.

The city and its department: Cannes trades 18% above its department median (€4,900/m²), same vintage and same method.

Source: DVF / DGFiP via data.gouv.fr, October 2026 release, 12 months to end of June 2026. Medians computed per transaction, published from 20 sales over the period. Market benchmarks, not an appraisal of your property. Updated: October 2026.

The full survey, as open data

Property prices in Cannes in 2026

A panorama of the Croisette, the Palais des Festivals, the palace hotels and the beach

Côte d’Azur - Cannes - La Croisette and the Palais des Festivals

Where to buy in Cannes, neighbourhood by neighbourhood?

In Cannes, every hill and every street behind the Croisette is a town of its own; one chooses a rhythm before an address.

  • La Croisette and La Banane

    Cannes’ world seafront: palaces and prestige residences along the Croisette, and behind, La Banane, the sought-after triangle between rue d’Antibes and rue Meynadier. Noble floors, south-facing terraces, the most liquid values of the coast.

    La Croisette and La Banane

  • La Californie and Super Cannes

    The hills above the town: historic California and its 1930s villas, Super Cannes and its contemporary properties with plunging bay views. The deepest villa market of the area, with a significant share of discreet sales.

    La Californie and Super Cannes

  • Le Suquet and the centre

    The Chevalier hill, the oldest quarter of Cannes: cobbled lanes, character houses, views over the port and the bay from the heights. A pied-à-terre market demanding on noise and access, but irreplaceable for the Cannes soul.

  • La Croix des Gardes and La Bocca

    The wooded hill between Cannes and Mandelieu, partly a departmental nature park: villas amid greenery, views over the Lérins islands, calm ten minutes from the centre. Below, La Bocca lines up its seafront and sandy beaches, with the apartments and neighbourhood houses of western Cannes. A family and confidential market, where fine addresses trade by private agreement.

    La Croix des Gardes and La Bocca

  • Mougins and Le Cannet

    The immediate back country: Le Cannet and its high quarters facing the sea, Mougins and its gallery village, the tree-lined residences nearby. Often half the budget of the Croisette for twice the surface: the trade-off many of Home Select’s clients end up choosing.

The market, the neighbourhoods, the addresses

We find the property of your dreams in Cannes

Why live and buy in Cannes?

Cannes at a glance

~74,000
residents, a year-round town
1946
the Festival, every May
~5 hrs
from Paris by TGV, 30 min from Nice airport
2
Lérins islands facing the bay

The Cannes year begins each morning at the Forville market, under the covered hall where fishermen from the quai Saint-Pierre sell their catch beside growers from the back country. Rue Meynadier supplies the bread and cheese; Le Suquet is climbed while its lanes are still cool. In May the Festival takes over the town; the rest of the year, the Croisette returns to being a seaside promenade the Cannois walk end to end, between La Malmaison and the Palm Beach.

The sea sets the seasons: swimming off the plages du Midi from spring, crossings to the Lérins islands in summer, the forest of Sainte-Marguerite on one side, the monks’ vineyards of Saint-Honorat on the other. In winter, mimosa covers La Croix des Gardes and the Esterel glows red at dusk across the bay. Paris stays around 5 hrs away by TGV, Nice airport 30 min: one comes for a board meeting and stays for a February weekend.

Investing in Cannes for the long term

Cannes is the most liquid market on the Côte d’Azur: a fine address is kept and resold there, which makes it a store of value as much as a place to stay. La Croisette and the Banane for the sea-view flat, La Californie and Super Cannes for the villa with garden and pool: supply is abundant, but many properties look alike on paper and share neither the same real view nor the same neighbours. The other local variable, often underestimated, is the level of service charges in the Croisette buildings.

Long-term investment: the Home Select method

A second home in Cannes

La Croisette and the Banane for the sea-view flat, La Californie and Super Cannes for the villa with garden and pool. Supply is abundant, which is a trap: many properties look alike on paper and share neither the same real view nor the same neighbours. Home Select sorts on a video viewing, booked at the hour when the light matters.

Second home in Cannes: the guide

Settling in Cannes year-round

Cannes lives all year, with its schools, its hospital and its station, but its rhythm changes radically in season. Families often settle for Le Cannet or Mougins: more garden, better space for the money, well-regarded schools, and the centre a quarter of an hour away. Nice and its airport are thirty minutes by motorway, longer in summer.

Concierge services

How to buy in Cannes from abroad?

Cannes benefits from Nice-Côte d’Azur airport nearby, about 25 minutes by road, with direct flights to New York in season, London, Dubai and across Europe, plus a heliport reaching Monaco or Saint-Tropez in minutes. Cannes station takes the TGV: Paris is about 5 h away, with direct links to Geneva, Milan and Brussels. The coastal regional train reaches Nice in 35 minutes and Antibes in 15.

The international community in Cannes. Cannes hosts a long-established international community, with schools, services and shops used to foreign clients. Many non-resident owners hold a second home here, used seasonally. The sticking point is not the welcome, it is the calendar: between the Festival and the conventions, part of the year is unusable for calm viewings. Home Select builds the search around the windows that remain.

When to visit, when to buy? The Cannes market has two sharply defined peaks, set by the event calendar: spring, from March to May around the Festival, and the September return. The summer high season slows viewings while keeping pressure on fine homes. For a remote buyer, the ideal window falls in May-June and then September-October: mild climate, slightly less tight demand, easier viewing logistics. Avoid the peak of the Festival and the big conventions, when accommodation and travel are saturated.

Buying property in Cannes from abroad

All country guides

A yellow Belle Époque building and its wrought-iron balconies

Côte d’Azur - Cannes - A Belle Époque building

The ornate façades and wrought-iron balconies of Cannes

Côte d’Azur - Cannes - Ornate façades and their balconies

Buyer’s agent in Cannes: your questions

Why use a buyer’s agent in Cannes?

Because the local market has its own rules. A two-speed market: sorting the abundant supply of standard properties to isolate true quality. A buyer’s agent works for you alone, on the buyer’s side: daily monitoring, access to off-market sales, strict shortlisting and negotiation. Since 2011, Home Select has run more than 1,200 searches with this method, rated 4.8/5 on Google.

What are property prices in Cannes in 2026?

Based on actual recorded sales (DVF / DGFiP via data.gouv.fr, October 2026 release, 12 months to end of June 2026), the median price in Cannes stands at €5,800/m² for an apartment and €6,700/m² for a house. Across the sectors of the survey, the median ranges from €3,100/m² (Grasse et Pégomas) to €6,500/m² (Mouans-Sartoux et Valbonne). These medians are market benchmarks, not an appraisal: the address, the floor, the condition and scarcity make the final price.

How much does a 2 rooms apartment cost in Cannes?

Over the 12 months to end of June 2026, 2 rooms traded at a median of €5,800/m², on a median surface of 46 sqm (DVF / DGFiP via data.gouv.fr, October 2026 release, 12 months to end of June 2026). A median home of the bracket changes hands around €267,000; condition, floor and address then make the rest of the price.

Can a purchase in Cannes be run remotely?

Yes. Brief by video call, remote monitoring and shortlisting, viewings grouped into one visit, and Home Select’s multilingual team guides international buyers end to end.

Do you also cover Mougins, Valbonne and the Cannes back country?

Yes, case by case: Mougins, Valbonne, Biot and the back country are part of the perimeter when the project calls for it. Antibes and the cap have their own page.

Is the property market in Cannes active?

Over the 12 months to end of June 2026, 2,536 sales were recorded in Cannes: enough to choose from, never enough for the finest addresses. The median for apartments is up +16% since June 2022, +1% in the last year alone: the trend holds, and sellers know it.

How long does it take to buy in Cannes with a buyer’s agent?

The calendar depends on how rare the target property is in Cannes and on your availability: Home Select frames it at the brief, then holds it. Properties are first seen on video, and your decisive viewings are grouped into a single trip.

How do you reach off-market properties in Cannes?

Through the network and direct approach: Home Select receives more than 100 properties every day from its 15,000 professional partners before they go on sale, and also contacts owners when the setting calls for it. In Cannes, the monitoring starts with two sectors: La Croisette and La Banane, then La Californie and Super Cannes. That is often where the unfindable property is.

Which Cannes neighbourhood for a second home?

It depends on use. To do everything on foot, La Banane and its streets between rue d’Antibes and the Forville market remain the obvious choice: shops, beaches and the station within the same few blocks. To host family and friends in summer, the villas of La Croix des Gardes or La Californie offer garden, pool and quiet, minutes from the Croisette.

La Croisette or the hills: how to choose in Cannes?

The market is sorted rather than browsed. La Croisette and La Banane carry the seafront apartments, addresses of pleasure and prestige; la Californie and Super Cannes, the bay-view villas, safe values of the hills; Le Suquet and the centre keep the old charm of the pied-à-terre. Mougins and Le Cannet complete the palette on the house and back-country side.

What are the rules on the Cannes hills?

The hills have their own: framed buildability and facades, seafront co-ownerships to be read line by line (charges, voted works), view easements to check. Seasonality counts as much: negotiating windows are prepared off-season, away from the Festival and the summer. Buying to the rhythm of the Cannes calendar is part of the method.

Who buys in Cannes today?

Parisians and Lyonnais wanting a Banane apartment usable all year, families settled year-round on the Croix des Gardes or in Le Cannet, international buyers drawn by the airport ten minutes away and the light of the bay. A large share of sales stays discreet, on the hills as in the noble floors of La Croisette.

How do you view Cannes from Paris or abroad?

Five hours of direct TGV or Nice airport thirty minutes away: Cannes is viewed in a day, two when the list runs long. Home Select keeps it short: video filters, the ground decides. The season changes everything, congresses included: Home Select picks the windows when sellers are receptive and prices not yet seasonal.

What works on a Cannes property?

The seafront hides charges behind the view: voted works, refacing, rising damp, all in the minutes. The hills add their fence and facade rules. The old fabric of Le Suquet asks for the usual care of exposed stone. Compare two addresses with the cost of upgrading included, backed by contractors’ quotes.

Do you have a buyer’s agent in Cannes?

Yes, though not as a local branch: outside Île-de-France, Home Select runs every search from its head office, with its network of 15,000 professional partners. Each property is vetted on paper, then toured in a video pre-viewing led with the seller’s agent, and you travel only once, for the decisive viewings. The guide “Buying property in France remotely” spells out how it works.

How to choose your buyer’s agent in Cannes?

To hunt in Cannes, check four points: a search mandate on the buyer’s side only, published fees due on success, a written method, proof that lasts. Home Select answers all four: founded in 2011, 1,200+ buyers guided, 4.8/5 on Google (139 reviews), fees displayed, 100% on success.

What are your fees in Cannes?

Home Select, a buyer’s agent in Cannes, charges 2.5% of the net purchase price (minimum €10,000 incl. VAT) on the Exclusive offer, or 1.5% on the Confidential offer for projects of €2m and above, plus 10% of the negotiated reduction in both cases. Home Select is paid on success only, and also on what you save: nothing is due until you have bought.

The questions common to every city (purchase costs, remote search, choosing your finder) are gathered on one page.

All the frequently asked questions

Around Cannes

One point of contact, one method, the same fees: the search does not stop at the limits of Cannes. Many projects play out over two or three towns, and the brief allows for it from the first conversation.

A flower-lined lane in the old town of Antibes, ochre façades and wrought-iron lanterns Alpes-Maritimes Antibes Cap d’Antibes · Old Antibes and Port Vauban Buyer’s agent in Antibes The Baie des Anges and the beach of Nice seen from the Castle Hill, the Promenade des Anglais and its palm trees Alpes-Maritimes Nice Cimiez · Mont Boron Buyer’s agent in Nice The bay of Villefranche-sur-Mer and its houses at sunset, seen from the heights through flowering bougainvillea Alpes-Maritimes Villefranche-sur-Mer The old town and the beachfront · La Darse and the slopes Buyer’s agent in Villefranche-sur-Mer A cove with turquoise waters below the white cliffs of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat Alpes-Maritimes Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat The Cap · Pointe Saint-Hospice Buyer’s agent in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat Villa Kérylos on the Baie des Fourmis in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, the small harbour in the foreground Alpes-Maritimes Beaulieu-sur-Mer The Baie des Fourmis and Villa Kérylos · The centre and the port Buyer’s agent in Beaulieu-sur-Mer Èze village from above: its stone rooftops over the Mediterranean and the coastline and its headlands on the horizon Alpes-Maritimes Èze Èze village · Èze-Bord-de-Mer and the beach Buyer’s agent in Èze Plage Marquet in Cap-d’Ail: turquoise water, the breakwater and the residences clinging to the pine-covered hillside Alpes-Maritimes Cap-d’Ail The cape and Mala beach · The Cap-d’Ail marina Buyer’s agent in Cap-d’Ail The old village of Roquebrune and its bell tower above Cap Martin and the sea Alpes-Maritimes Roquebrune-Cap-Martin Cap Martin · The old village Buyer’s agent in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin The old town of Menton seen from the harbour: its ochre façades rising up the hill and the bell tower of the Saint-Michel basilica Alpes-Maritimes Menton The old town and the seafront · The Garavan bay Buyer’s agent in Menton Saint-Paul-de-Vence on its hill: the ramparts, the bell tower and the village above olive trees and cypresses Alpes-Maritimes Saint-Paul-de-Vence The fortified village · Les Gardettes and the Fondation Maeght Buyer’s agent in Saint-Paul-de-Vence Alpes-Maritimes Alpes-Maritimes Roquefort-les-Pins The village · The residential areas under the pines Buyer’s agent in Roquefort-les-Pins A lane in old Valbonne with its ochre, pink and orange façades, its blue shutters and a stone arch at the end of the street Alpes-Maritimes Valbonne The old village and the place des Arcades · Les Hauts Sartoux Buyer’s agent in Valbonne The rooftops of old Mougins from the air, its spiralling lanes and the bell tower Alpes-Maritimes Mougins The village · Mougins-le-Haut Buyer’s agent in Mougins Bormes-les-Mimosas at sunset, the village rising up its hill and a mimosa in bloom beneath the pines Var Bormes-les-Mimosas The hilltop village · La Favière and the harbour Buyer’s agent in Bormes-les-Mimosas The Layet coast in Le Lavandou: turquoise sea, boats at anchor and the Maures hills Var Le Lavandou The centre and the port · Saint-Clair and La Fossette Buyer’s agent in Le Lavandou A turquoise cove at the Domaine du Rayol, beneath the coastal vegetation Var Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer Le Rayol · Le Canadel Buyer’s agent in Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer Briande beach and Cap Taillat from the air, at La Croix-Valmer Var La Croix-Valmer The village · Gigaro and Cap Lardier Buyer’s agent in La Croix-Valmer L’Escalet beach at sunset, its rocks and villas among the pines on the hill Var Ramatuelle The hilltop village · Pampelonne and the vineyard plain Buyer’s agent in Ramatuelle A lane in the hilltop village of Gassin and, below, the Gulf of Saint-Tropez with its yachts and its hills dotted with villas Var Gassin The hilltop village · The gulf and Les Marines de Gassin Buyer’s agent in Gassin The gulf of Saint-Tropez from the air, its yachts and the town in the distance Var Saint-Tropez Les Parcs de Saint-Tropez · The village and La Ponche Buyer’s agent in Saint-Tropez Port Grimaud from the air: the lakeside village, its canals and houses, the Gulf of Saint-Tropez beyond Var Grimaud Port Grimaud · The village and the castle Buyer’s agent in Grimaud Sainte-Maxime from the air: the marina, the beach and the town at the foot of the Maures hills Var Sainte-Maxime The centre and the port · La Croisette and La Nartelle Buyer’s agent in Sainte-Maxime The hilltop village of Fayence, its clock tower crowned with a wrought-iron bell cage and its stone houses Var Fayence The hilltop village · The plain and the residential areas Buyer’s agent in Fayence The coast of Les Issambres from the air: villas among the pines above the sea, the gulf beyond Var Les Issambres San Peïre and the port · Val d’Esquières Buyer’s agent in Les Issambres The cathedral square and its fountain in old Fréjus, the bell tower and a yellow façade with turquoise shutters Var Fréjus Old Fréjus · Port-Fréjus Buyer’s agent in Fréjus The Île d’Or and its red stone tower below Cap Dramont, Saint-Raphaël Var Saint-Raphaël The centre, the Vieux-Port and Santa Lucia · Valescure Buyer’s agent in Saint-Raphaël The harbour of Théoule-sur-Mer at sunrise, yachts at the quay and the gulf on the horizon Alpes-Maritimes Théoule-sur-Mer The village and the port · La Pointe de l’Aiguille Buyer’s agent in Théoule-sur-Mer The Château de La Napoule at the water’s edge, a wooded hill behind Alpes-Maritimes Mandelieu-la-Napoule La Napoule and the château · Cannes-Marina and the Siagne Buyer’s agent in Mandelieu-la-Napoule

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