Emile Garcin group : A family business
A pioneer and major player in properties of character, the Emile Garcin Group founded in 1963 in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence now has agencies in the loveliest regions of France, but also in Switzerland, Belgium and Morocco. Focus on this family enterprise which has won remarkable success, with Emmanuel Garcin, the oldest of the three children.
An aesthete, self-taught and endowed with rare sensitivity, Emile Garcin, founder of the group bearing his name, made every effort to pass on his values to his three children, now heading up the group.
“My sister, brother and I work hand-in-hand, together with all our teams,” says Emmanuel Garcin. “We are united by a shared vision of our profession, we work hard to provide high-quality communication, and defend human values that are dear to us, in-house and with our clientele.”
On the edge of the old village of Mougins, this elegant contemporary house surrounded by a ravishing garden with a pool offers unimpeded views of the Bay of Cannes and the Estérel hills.
Its living space of 200 m² is comprised of superb reception rooms and 3 bedrooms.
3.200.000 €.
On the edge of the old village of Mougins, this elegant contemporary house surrounded by a ravishing garden with a pool offers unimpeded views of the Bay of Cannes and the Estérel hills.
Its living space of 200 m² is comprised of superb reception rooms and 3 bedrooms.
3.200.000 €.
The eldest son of Emile Garcin, Emmanuel Garcin joined the family firm in 1985 and opened the group’s second agency in Ménerbes in Provence. Hand-in-hand with his sister Nathalie and brother Antoine, Emmanuel Garcin has developed the group both in France and abroad. Emile Garcin, 8 boulevard Mirabeau, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence (04 90 92 01 58). www.emilegarcin.fr
The eldest son of Emile Garcin, Emmanuel Garcin joined the family firm in 1985 and opened the group’s second agency in Ménerbes in Provence. Hand-in-hand with his sister Nathalie and brother Antoine, Emmanuel Garcin has developed the group both in France and abroad. Emile Garcin, 8 boulevard Mirabeau, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence (04 90 92 01 58). www.emilegarcin.fr
On the top floor of the Aubray Mansion, dating back to the 17th century, on Place des Vosges, this sublime apartment of 187 m², renovated by a renowned architect, unfurls spectacular volumes. It is comprised of 2 cathedral lounges, a kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Two parking places and 2 cellars complete the property. 2.800.000 €.
On the top floor of the Aubray Mansion, dating back to the 17th century, on Place des Vosges, this sublime apartment of 187 m², renovated by a renowned architect, unfurls spectacular volumes. It is comprised of 2 cathedral lounges, a kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Two parking places and 2 cellars complete the property. 2.800.000 €.
In the countryside, on the heights
of Morges in Switzerland, this splendid property in grounds of over 5,000 m² with a natural pool has been renovated throughout with top-quality materials. It offers 6 bedrooms and vast, comfortable living areas. 5-car garage. 5.900.000 CHF.
In the countryside, on the heights
of Morges in Switzerland, this splendid property in grounds of over 5,000 m² with a natural pool has been renovated throughout with top-quality materials. It offers 6 bedrooms and vast, comfortable living areas. 5-car garage. 5.900.000 CHF.
Backed by a strong identity, the Emile Garcin Group pays close attention to its selection of properties, guaranteeing beauty and charm : “We are highly selective about the properties we present for sale or rent, even declining certain houses or apartments occasionally. We also sign mandates almost always on an exclusive basis with our clients”.
On the subject of the French property market, Emmanuel Garcin explains : “The health crisis has made deep changes over the past two years. It has led people to leave big cities and resulted in an explosion in markets in the country and the provinces. Even if Paris remains the world’s favourite capital, Brittany, Provence and the Côte d’Azur are witnessing substantial demand.
Faced by these changes and the imbalance between supply and demand, we are seeing a clear trend towards higher prices which rose 10% on average in 2021. The future ? I think that these changes will last, that teleworking is henceforth a norm, but that there will be rebalancing in large cities and especially in Paris”.
