7 million copies of his famous phone in 2008Another track yet the call to detectives76329 points while the S P 500 dropped 4Assailed by photographers Nicolas Hulot apologizes for their diagnosis must ensure their reliabilityA multimodal esplanade with a cost of EUR 49The statements by the Governor were doped yenIt must be said that the real TMP has taken a serious delay ignition5 billion at catalogue prices immediately replaced by 15 Boeing 777All 690 seats spread over three buildingsAt the Alpe-d'Huez, real estate professionals are rather confident. "It is a market still carrying, Roman Troivallets of Alpe agency analysis." The crisis has not yet significant impact and we have a good view of the market because we represent a group of 15 agencies. "Certainly, buyers are asking and slowdown begins to be felt. But the station retained assets that may not have the Savoie and Haute-Savoie. Since the 1930s, it is considerably developed, offering a ski area that many stations could envy him: 237 kilometres, or a good hundred downhill on a vertical drop of 2,200 metres. "And there is snow to resell, says Roman Troivallets.". It is the largest station of the Dauphiné and it takes advantage of the exceptional setting of the Grandes Rousses. "These assets did however pas losing the head and side real estate prices are far from achieving those great stations of Savoie and Haute-Savoie. "Average price revolve around 5,000 euros per square metre." It was only an average. In the Center, a renovated apartment can go up to 6,000 euros per metre square, but in the neighbourhood of the Eclose, values fall of 4,000 to 4,500 euros per square metre. The nine appears at significantly higher prices: between 7,000 to 8,000 euros per square metre. As everywhere, the studios cabin are not really the rating and the request, emanating both Belgians and Swiss as Grenoble, Paris and the Paca region, moved on two and three-pieces for sale in the centre and on the heights of the station. The cottages are rare. The difference with the past is that purchasers buy more without discussing. Remains that the negotiation is not always easy. "Vendors do are not pressed, purchasers, which tends to lengthen the time of transaction. "It sometimes for six months to a year to make the owner that its price is not good", says Roman Troivallets.
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The two Alps, the market seems more affected by the crisis. "Our transactions have fallen but we still retain a significant number of visitors." "From there that they turn into buyers, there is a step they cross over", said Christiane Caix, real estate agency crowns, which announces a drop in the price of the order of 10. "Purchasers expect the balances of the real estate in the same way as those of ready-to-wear." For 100,000 euros, they hope to have a two-piece, but this is not possible with values revolve around 3.800 to 4,000 euros per square metre. "However, this professional says that the values are now more nearly 3,000 to 3,300 euros per square metre. "When I hear on television that winter sports stations are full, I confess to be surprised because even for holidays of February we have rentals offer, which was not the case previously."
At Chamrousse, the home of the Grenoble station, demand has sharply, except on very small budgets. "A 20 square metre studio is sells between 42,000 and 48.000 euros while a two-piece of 38 square meters exchange between 90,000 and 100,000 euros", is a commercial for the Agency Chantagnol real estate (Urbania).
Sites related to the ski area of the Alpe-d'Huez, including Vaugany, Oz-en-Oisans, Villars-Reculas, market moves also. "Force of repeat them that prices will fall, individuals waiting", says Sébastien Vaccarella Vendéenne estate mountain in Bourg-d'Oisans. However, Oz or Vaujany are attractive villages, because supply is low. At Oz, a 55 square metres it is negotiated recently 220,000 euros, or 4,000 euros per square metre.
