EMILE GARCIN : 60 YEARS OF HISTORY
Present in the most desirable regions of France but also abroad, a pioneer in properties of character, the Emile Garcin group can lay claim to six decades of adventures in real estate. Born in the south of France, this family enterprise has achieved spectacular development, and shines brightly in Paris. Meet the group’s President, Nathalie Garcin…
Since last spring, celebrations have been on-going with Emile Garcin partners to honour the 60th anniversary of this group with 35 agencies and a network of 140 collaborators : “2023 is a special year for us, marking the group’s 60 years of activity,” says Nathalie Garcin.
“Sixty years represents a good stretch of our father’s life, but also mine and that of my brothers, Emmanuel and Antoine ! I arrived in 1989, creating the first Emile Garcin agency in Paris, and I am still very happy to belong to this profession. The market has changed a great deal, we have adapted each time, but have remained true to our values, and totally independent. Our group functions in unison : a client entering one of our agencies in Paris, the Alpilles or in Normandy will be welcomed in just the same way.”
After starting out in advertising, Nathalie Garcin turned towards real estate and persuaded her father, Emile Garcin, based in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, to open an agency in Paris in 1989. She is now President of the Emile Garcin group along with her brothers, Emmanuel and Antoine.
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After starting out in advertising, Nathalie Garcin turned towards real estate and persuaded her father, Emile Garcin, based in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, to open an agency in Paris in 1989. She is now President of the Emile Garcin group along with her brothers, Emmanuel and Antoine.
www.emilegarcin.com
A short walk to the Place des Vosges, facing the “Génie de la Bastille”, on the 3rd floor of a handsome old building on a ravishing private drive, this superb split-level apartment of 204 m2 boasts a magnificent lush terrace of 163 m2,
a real garden open to the sky. Its two floors are comprised of a huge, dual-aspect living-room with bookcases and a hearth, a semi-separate fitted kitchen, a study, and 3 bedrooms including a suite. Double box-garage. 4.4 M €.
A short walk to the Place des Vosges, facing the “Génie de la Bastille”, on the 3rd floor of a handsome old building on a ravishing private drive, this superb split-level apartment of 204 m2 boasts a magnificent lush terrace of 163 m2,
a real garden open to the sky. Its two floors are comprised of a huge, dual-aspect living-room with bookcases and a hearth, a semi-separate fitted kitchen, a study, and 3 bedrooms including a suite. Double box-garage. 4.4 M €.
A short walk to the Place des Vosges, facing the “Génie de la Bastille”, on the 3rd floor of a handsome old building on a ravishing private drive, this superb split-level apartment of 204 m2 boasts a magnificent lush terrace of 163 m2,
a real garden open to the sky. Its two floors are comprised of a huge, dual-aspect living-room with bookcases and a hearth, a semi-separate fitted kitchen, a study, and 3 bedrooms including a suite. Double box-garage. 4.4 M €.
A short walk to the Place des Vosges, facing the “Génie de la Bastille”, on the 3rd floor of a handsome old building on a ravishing private drive, this superb split-level apartment of 204 m2 boasts a magnificent lush terrace of 163 m2,
a real garden open to the sky. Its two floors are comprised of a huge, dual-aspect living-room with bookcases and a hearth, a semi-separate fitted kitchen, a study, and 3 bedrooms including a suite. Double box-garage. 4.4 M €.
On the 3rd floor of a prestigious old building with a lift and concierge on Rue de l’Amiral Coligny in the 1st arrondissement, this apartment bathed in light offers an unimpeded view of the Louvre and the Church of Saint Germain de l’Auxerrois. Its living space of 119 m2 is comprised of a living-room, dining-room, separate kitchen, and 2 bedrooms. Cellar. 2.9 M€.
On the 3rd floor of a prestigious old building with a lift and concierge on Rue de l’Amiral Coligny in the 1st arrondissement, this apartment bathed in light offers an unimpeded view of the Louvre and the Church of Saint Germain de l’Auxerrois. Its living space of 119 m2 is comprised of a living-room, dining-room, separate kitchen, and 2 bedrooms. Cellar. 2.9 M€.
On the 3rd floor of a prestigious old building with a lift and concierge on Rue de l’Amiral Coligny in the 1st arrondissement, this apartment bathed in light offers an unimpeded view of the Louvre and the Church of Saint Germain de l’Auxerrois. Its living space of 119 m2 is comprised of a living-room, dining-room, separate kitchen, and 2 bedrooms. Cellar. 2.9 M€.
On the 3rd floor of a prestigious old building with a lift and concierge on Rue de l’Amiral Coligny in the 1st arrondissement, this apartment bathed in light offers an unimpeded view of the Louvre and the Church of Saint Germain de l’Auxerrois. Its living space of 119 m2 is comprised of a living-room, dining-room, separate kitchen, and 2 bedrooms. Cellar. 2.9 M€.
In a very high-end building near the Picasso Museum in Le Marais, this outstanding bright loft of 303 m2 opens out to a charming terrace of 18 m2, not overlooked. It is comprised of a vast kitchen-diner with utility room, a superb triple living-room with fireplace, a study area, hammam, and 2 spacious suites. Two parking places in the basement. 4.990.000 €.
In a very high-end building near the Picasso Museum in Le Marais, this outstanding bright loft of 303 m2 opens out to a charming terrace of 18 m2, not overlooked. It is comprised of a vast kitchen-diner with utility room, a superb triple living-room with fireplace, a study area, hammam, and 2 spacious suites. Two parking places in the basement. 4.990.000 €.
On the subject of the Parisian market, Nathalie Garcin explains : “The market in Paris is no longer homogeneous, but split : properties with major defaults are seeing substantial declines in their worth. On the other hand, luxury properties are selling as readily as ever, and at high prices. The crisis is not affecting the high-end sector, while the middle of the range is seeing a real slowdown. While demand is still strong for elegant arrondissements on the Left Bank, the 6th and 7th, as well as the 16th, 8th and 1st on the Right Bank, lively neighbourhoods in the 10th and 11th arrondissements are now attracting real enthusiasm.
They are popular among a clientele of younger, actively employed people who want to get off the beaten track and distance themselves from the traditional Haussmann apartment. The 10th and 11th arrondissements offer remarkable, unusual properties : lofts and artists’ studios offering hundreds of square
metres, whose appeal is constantly on the rise.”
