French Property Exhibition 24th, 25th, 26th September Olympia 2

French Property Exhibitions are the largest, most informative property events in the UK and a must for any potential French home buyer.

Organised by the UK's leading publisher of French magazines, Archant Life France, our exhibitions will provide you with all the information you need to purchase your dream home across the water.

View thousands of the latest properties on the market from agents specialising exclusively in France - and gain all the advice you need from experts in moving, buying and financing.

There will be:

• A wide range of French property exhibitors
• Legal and Financial advisors
• Removal companies
• Informative seminar programme
• Specialist French book stand
• Free admission
• Café/bar

Whether you are seeking a permanent residence, holiday home, buy to let or investment property, we guarantee you will walk away feeling more informed and at least one step closer to making your French property purchase a reality.

Visitors
Register for free tickets now for fast track entry to the Olympia exhibition 2010 now. Alternatively tickets will be available on the door.

Exhibitors
Enquire about reserving a stand for the Olympia exhibtion 2010 now.

What they said about our last show
"My wife and I came to saturday's show, spending nearly all day from 10h30 to 17h00 attending 4 seminars in the process. We thoroughly enjoyed it and spoke to a lot of people about our future French plans; we will also be visiting 2 companies in France during our holidays to further our enquiries. Thank you very much for the inviation." (Michel Sautejeau)

"Saturday was very busy. I think we had about 100 clients, whom we interviewed strongly, and about 75 of them are in a position to buy now, as they don’t have a house they need to sell now. This is about the same as last year. The last two people we saw on Sunday afternoon, just as we were thinking of packing up were the two with the biggest budgets – one had a budget of 1 million euros and the other had 1.8 million euros." (Charles Smallwood, Agence L’Union)