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| Subject: | Housing Season in Paris? |
| Date: | Tuesday, June 07, 2005 |
| Name: | Shannon |
| Message: | My husband and I will be relocating to Paris next year. We are flexible with our dates so we want to time our arrival with the best time to find long-term rental housing. Does anyone have any suggestions. My instincts tell me that in fall we would be competing with all the students, and summer only seems to offer short-term vacation rentals. We would be looking for non-studenty housing 2+rooms. Thank you for any insight. |
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| Name | francoisparis |
| Message |
In France, many job assignments start on September, which is also the very busy "back to school" time (la rentree). Therefore, house hunting reaches a peak in late spring/early summer, especially in Paris where there is quite a lot of competition. Regards,
Francois |
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