Discover our real estate agencies
Our offices welcome you in Elne, Pollestres and Perpignan
About DV IMMO
Trust in the market knowledge of our real estate agents, who will know how to take into account
your budget and preferences to offer you properties that match your expectations.
Our Mission
Our goal is to support you in your real estate project from A to Z, from the simple valuation to the purchase or even the sale of your property.
Our Support
Once you have contacted us, our team will support you in all your steps to ensure the smooth progress of your real estate transaction.
DV IMMO for your purchases and DV IMMO GESTION for your rentals.
Our reputation
With over 150 5/5 Google reviews across our 3 agencies combined, we do everything we can to ensure our clients are satisfied.
Our Agencies
3 DV IMMO agencies are at your disposal, Elne and Pollestres open from Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 12:00 / from 14:00 to 18:00.
Perpignan is open Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 18:00, and Saturday from 10:00 to 13:00.
Our Pollestres location is a private coworking space exclusively for our sales agents, offering them a professional and welcoming environment to develop their business and meet with clients. The space is not open to the public: appointments are by reservation only to ensure a personalized and high-quality experience.
Located in the historic heart of the city of Elne, at 9 Boulevard Voltaire 66200 Elne, your DV IMMO agency welcomes you from Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 17:00 and on Saturday by appointment.
Located in the heart of Perpignan, our newest agency is a must-visit during your afternoon strolls in Perpignan. The agency is located at 5 Place Léon Gambetta, 66000 Perpignan.
Open Monday to Friday from 10am to 12pm and from 14pm to 17pm, and also on Saturday from 10am to 13pm. Closed to the public on Tuesday mornings and Saturdays from 13pm to 17pm.
Our DV IMMO team
Find our 3 agency directors below
Frequently Asked Questions
Find the most frequently asked questions in our FAQ to answer your queries.
You can contact us :
- Via the contact section
- By phone at 04 68 64 02 35
- By email to contact@dv-immobilier-international.com
Generally, agency fees for the purchase of real estate are the responsibility of the owner (seller) because it is he who mandates the agency to find a buyer for him.
Note that agency fees are not added to the displayed price (price including agency fees), as this price already reflects them. However, notary fees will be calculated on the total sale price if the sales mandate specifies that the agency fees are the responsibility of the seller, and the notary fees will therefore be higher.
These fees must follow a set scale and, as mentioned above, can be borne by the buyer or the seller, depending on what is defined in the sales mandate (contract). It is at the time of signing the mandate between the owner and the real estate agent that it is established whether the agency fees will be borne by the seller or the buyer, or whether the fees will be shared between the seller and the buyer (shared fees), a practice that is less common in France today.
Yes of course, we offer free estimates, you must first make an appointment with one of our DV IMMO real estate agents.
Since the ALUR Law of 2014, agency fees are called agency fees. When signing the mandate, it must be established whether the agency fees will be paid by the seller or the buyer.
Fees payable by the seller
*If the fees are to be paid by the seller, the price in the sales advertisement is a total price, it does not indicate any mention.
Fees payable by the buyer
* If the fees are payable by the buyer, the price indicated in the sales advertisement must specify the amount including VAT of the agency fees as a percentage of the net seller's price.
Example: House for sale €210,000 agency fees included, of which 6% VAT-inclusive fees are payable by the buyer.
DOCUMENTS RELATING TO YOUR PERSONAL SITUATION:
* supporting documents proving your identity, address and family situation.
DOCUMENTS RELATING TO YOUR PROPERTY RIGHTS:
* title deed (notarized document signed at the time of your purchase), or deed of partition, certificate of ownership (in case of inheritance)
* the latest property tax and housing tax assessment notice
DOCUMENTS RELATING TO MANDATORY DIAGNOSTICS:
depending on the type of property (house or condominium)
For the sale of a house:
*Energy performance diagnosis (DPE), except in the case of a sale in a future state of completion (VEFA)
* Lead exposure risk assessment (CREP)
* report indicating the presence or absence of asbestos
* Condition of the electrical installation (interior) if the installation is more than 15 years old
* Condition of the gas installation (interior) if the installation is more than 15 years old
* condition of the non-collective sanitation system
* A termite inspection report indicating whether the house is located in a risk zone
* Statement of risks and pollution (natural, mining, technological, seismic, radon, etc.) to determine if the house is located in a risk zone
* mention the presence of a risk of dry rot (fungus) in the building when the risk has been the subject of a decree (available for consultation at the prefecture of the department or on the internet)
These elements must be grouped together in a technical diagnostic file (DDT) – (attached to the promise or deed of sale).
For the sale of a condominium unit:
* Energy performance diagnosis (DPE), except in the case of a sale in a future state of completion (VEFA)
* Lead exposure risk assessment (CREP)
* report indicating the presence or absence of asbestos
* Condition of the electrical installation (interior) if the installation is more than 15 years old
* Condition of the gas installation (interior) if the installation is more than 15 years old
* A termite inspection report indicating whether the house is located in a risk zone
* Statement of risks and pollution (natural, mining, technological, seismic, radon, etc.) to determine if the house is located in a risk zone
* the risk of dry rot (fungus) in the building when the dwelling is located in an area covered by a decree, which can be consulted at the prefecture of the department or online
* the private area of the condominium unit (measurement or "Carrez law" certificate)
The Carrez area must be stated in the official deed. If the actual area is more than 5% smaller, the buyer can demand the cancellation of the sale or a price reduction up to one year after signing.
DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE ORGANIZATION OF THE BUILDING:
* the condominium regulations
* the descriptive statement of division
* all amendments (even if they do not concern the lot sold) published
* the minutes of the general meetings of the last three years
DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE FINANCIAL SITUATION OF THE CONDOMINIUM AND THE SELLING CO-OWNER:
* the amount of current expenses
* the amount of the provisional budget
* the amount of expenses outside the projected budget owed by the seller for the two financial years preceding the sale
* any sums that may still be owed by the selling co-owner to the condominium association
* the sums that will be owed to the syndicate by the purchaser
* the overall status of unpaid dues within the union
* the share of the works fund attached to the main lot sold
You want to become a homeowner and find your dream property! You'll need to put in the effort before you can invest!
The question is whether you are truly equipped to navigate an increasingly complex real estate market. Indeed, due to the current economic and social climate, many properties are for sale these days.
But are all these properties really priced fairly? Are the mandatory documents that the owner must provide, such as the property surveys, compliant enough to ensure a smooth purchase, etc.?
For all these questions, do you really have the time, energy and knowledge to best approach your future purchase?