Do you want to sell your property?
Take advantage of our know-how, our professional team made up of multilingual negotiators with graduate notaries are at your disposal and assist you from the valuation of your property until the signing of the authentic deed of sale.
Your property will also be published on the main specialized websites in France and abroad. At the same time, we make you benefit from our international network to select you serious purchasers in order to optimize the visits and the sales process.
As a seller, you have an information obligation, you must provide the following documents:
This technical file contains 8 compulsory diagnoses in the event of a sale, the most important characteristics of which are presented to you in the following table (Article L 271-4 of the Construction and Housing Code):
Diagnoses concerned | Reference texts | Certificate validity period | Building concerned | Controlled element |
Lead | Articles L 1334-5 and L 1334-6 of the Public Health Code | Unlimited if the finding is negative One year if the finding is positive | Residential building whose planning consent was issued before January 1, 1949 | Paintings of the building or of the private part assigned to the accommodation, water pipes |
Asbestos | Article L 1334-13 of the Public Health Code | Unlimited except compulsory update | Building whose Planning consent was issued before July 1, 1997 | Interior vertical walls and plasters, floors, ceilings and false ceilings, conduits and pipes, elevator and freight elevator, roofs, cladding, light facades, exterior conduits |
Termites | Articles L 133-6 of the Construction and Housing Code | 6 months | Built property located in an area outlined by the prefect | Building or private part of a condominium lot |
Mérules (Basidiomycetous) | Article L 133-9 of the Construction and Housing Code | Information to be provided at the time of sale | Built property located in an area outlined by the prefect | Building or private part of a condominium lot |
Gas | Article L 134-6 of the Construction and Housing Code | 3 years | Residential building with an indoor gas installation over 15 years’ old | Building or a condominium lot |
Electricity | Article L 134-7 of the Construction and Housing Code | 3 years | Residential building with an indoor electrical installation over 15 years’ old | Building or private part of a condominium lot |
Sanitation | Article L 1331-11-1 of the Public Health Code | 8 years | Residential building not connected to the collective sewer system | Collective sanitation facility |
State of risks | Article L 125-5 of the Environment Code | 6 months | Building located in an area covered by a plan for the prevention of foreseeable natural risks or residual mining risks, a plan for the prevention of technological risks or in certain seismic zones | Building |
Energetic performance | Article L 134-1 of the Construction and Housing Code | 10 years | Closed and covered building equipped with a heating installation (subject to some exceptions) whose sale took place since January 1, 2006 or, in the case of new building, whose planning content was deposited since July 1 2007 | Building or private part of a condominium lot |
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