French Property News Magazine
- French Property News Magazine
French Property News was founded in 1989 by Dick Schrader. Initially it was published in a black-and-white newspaper format, before being relaunched as a colour magazine in 2001. In 2003 the magazine was purchased by Archant, the UK’s largest independently-owned regional media business, who already published France Magazine and Living France. The magazine has been edited by Karen Tait since 2001.
The magazine is aimed at anyone interested in French property, across the whole social spectrum. Articles include pieces on buying and renovationg a property in France, as well as living there, as well as reports on French regions, towns and news. Twice a year, the magazine publishes a supplement, "French Property Dreams", focusing on high-end property.
The magazine is supported by a website, " [http://www.french-property-news.com french-property-news.com] " which contains a collection of useful articles and features on every aspect of buying French Property.
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