Breteuil : a new direction
New agencies
being opened, concepts rethought… Breteuil is pursuing its development and focusing on its positioning
in high-end real estate. Dynamism which confirms
the ambitions of this group, deeply rooted in the
Parisian property scene. Meet the group’s President,
Arthur Colarossi…
Breteuil is pursuing its growth in Paris with a new address at 34 rue du Bac, in the 7th arrondissement. Going further than a traditional estate agency, this address designed with architect Jessica Mille focuses on the client experience and confidentiality.“This agency has been thought out like a high-end jeweller’s, to welcome a clientele with very high net worth,”
explains Arthur Colarossi.
An approach which illustrates the move up-market to which the group is committed, with more confidential spaces and services on a par with this clientele’s expectations. A second address based on the same model should see the light of day in the Golden Triangle within the next two years. In parallel, the group intends to extend its network in Paris intra-muros
by launching five new agencies, and also in the capital’s immediate surroundings, both east and west, in soughtafter residential addresses such as Versailles, Meudon and Vincennes. A development strategy which deals with a complex Parisian market, now more well-oriented.
In 2019, after 15 years
in finance in London and New York,
Arthur Colarossi joined Breteuil,
founded by Marie-Anne Colarossi
in 1998. He is restructuring this
family group, of which he is now
the President.
Breteuil, 91 avenue Paul Doumer,
Paris 16e
. (01 88 40 44 14)
In 2019, after 15 years
in finance in London and New York,
Arthur Colarossi joined Breteuil,
founded by Marie-Anne Colarossi
in 1998. He is restructuring this
family group, of which he is now
the President.
Breteuil, 91 avenue Paul Doumer,
Paris 16e
. (01 88 40 44 14)
Just a short walk to
the Champs-Élysées, on the 2nd floor
of a freestone building with a lift,
this superb apartment of 317 m2
,
renovated to offer high-spec
appointments, benefits from a
spectacular reception room, a kitchen
with a dining area and utility room,
and 4 suites. A cellar, parking place,
and 4 service bedrooms complete
the property.
5.900.000 €.
Just a short walk to
the Champs-Élysées, on the 2nd floor
of a freestone building with a lift,
this superb apartment of 317 m2
,
renovated to offer high-spec
appointments, benefits from a
spectacular reception room, a kitchen
with a dining area and utility room,
and 4 suites. A cellar, parking place,
and 4 service bedrooms complete
the property.
5.900.000 €.
In the Gros Caillou neighbourhood,
in a freestone building with
a concierge, on the 3rd floor
reached by lift, this perfectly
renovated apartment of 126 m2
is comprised of a vast reception
area giving onto a run-around
balcony with a view of the Eiffel
Tower, 3 bedrooms including a
master suite, and a study. Cellar.
2.790.000 €.
In the Gros Caillou neighbourhood,
in a freestone building with
a concierge, on the 3rd floor
reached by lift, this perfectly
renovated apartment of 126 m2
is comprised of a vast reception
area giving onto a run-around
balcony with a view of the Eiffel
Tower, 3 bedrooms including a
master suite, and a study. Cellar.
2.790.000 €.
In the Gros Caillou neighbourhood,
in a freestone building with
a concierge, on the 3rd floor
reached by lift, this perfectly
renovated apartment of 126 m2
is comprised of a vast reception
area giving onto a run-around
balcony with a view of the Eiffel
Tower, 3 bedrooms including a
master suite, and a study. Cellar.
2.790.000 €.
In the Gros Caillou neighbourhood,
in a freestone building with
a concierge, on the 3rd floor
reached by lift, this perfectly
renovated apartment of 126 m2
is comprised of a vast reception
area giving onto a run-around
balcony with a view of the Eiffel
Tower, 3 bedrooms including a
master suite, and a study. Cellar.
2.790.000 €.
A stone’s
throw from Notre-Dame, on
the 4th/top floor of a freestone
building with lift, this dual-aspect
apartment of 122 m2
, renovated
throughout, offers 2 suites
and a remarkable view
of the Cathedral’s towers
and spire. Cellar.
3.490.000 €.
A stone’s
throw from Notre-Dame, on
the 4th/top floor of a freestone
building with lift, this dual-aspect
apartment of 122 m2
, renovated
throughout, offers 2 suites
and a remarkable view
of the Cathedral’s towers
and spire. Cellar.
3.490.000 €.
Breteuil’s turnover has risen 27% and the number of its transactions has increased by 5% compared to 2025 : “Properties with no defects always benefit from strong
demand and a short marketing period. Conversely, those which are over-estimated remain on the market. More than ever, the right price is the key to success”. According
to Breteuil, family apartments in the 16th arrondissement range from 12,000 to 16,000 € per sqm, and can exceed 20,000 € per sqm when perfectly renovated. In the 6th
arrondissement, prices range from 17,000 to 22,000 € per sqm, attaining 30,000 € per sqm for the most beautifully finished turnkey properties. A demand for quality which is particularly visible among the international clientele and French buyers returning from London or New
York, looking for properties ready to move in immediately, and paying close attention to the quality of their renovation and the high-spec equipment ensuring home comfort. In this two-tier market, price estimates are the determining factor. As Arthur Colarossi concludes : “More
than ever before, the location, the quality of renovation, and fair pricing determine the success of a transaction”
