Paris, France

Starting something in France? Start with one person.

Before the notaire, the bank, the architect and the agent, you need someone who knows which ones to call, in what order, and who answers for the whole. That is the job. It begins with a 20-minute conversation and a Project Map.

Interior staircase, plans and project materials
French street facade and building entrance

The space between the specialists is not a side task. It is the job.

Your notaire, your lawyer, your agent, your architect and your bank each do their part well. Nobody owns the whole. Deadlines slip between them, documents go missing, and you find out from a different time zone.

You don’t have a notaire, a lawyer or an agent in France yet? Good. Choosing them is where most projects go wrong, and it is the first thing we do together.

Every property gets a living passport.

Plans, diagnostics, materials, equipment and warranties, contracts, and every intervention with the part replaced, the date, the contractor, the invoice and the insurance certificate valid that day.

It is not a memory. It is the file your lawyer will want the day something goes wrong, and the file that sells the property the day you leave.

See what is in a passport
Suitcases in an entryway during a move-in

A consulting firm from the other side of the world needed a French company and a bank account for a hotel project. Every bank declined the file.

We had the company created by the right lawyers, filed the statutes with a notaire, and opened the account anyway, through the Banque de France’s right-to-an-account procedure. Nobody tells you that procedure exists. Knowing it is the work.

How it works

01

A conversation

Twenty minutes, free. One question: what are you starting in France, and who do you already have there?

02

A Project Map

A fixed-price document that shows who does what, in what order, at what cost, and where the risks are. Before you sign anything with anyone.

03

A mission, then a private office

A price agreed before we start. Then a subscription for everything after, for as long as you have something here. Prices are published.

Stone house terrace in Provence

It usually starts with a property. It rarely ends there.

Our first clients are still our clients. A purchase becomes a renovation, a sale, a move, a company, a new chapter years later. We stay on for all of it, with one person who already knows your file.

If your lawyer, wealth manager or family office sent you here, this page is for them.

Tell me what you're starting in France.

Twenty minutes. If we are not the right fit, I will say so and tell you who is.

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Or email directly: victor.jurgens@ka-no-pe.com