That means Bordeaux is now France's fourth most expensive city in which to buy property after Paris, Nice and Lyon. READ ALSO: What's so brilliant about BordeauxIn the French capital, the most expensive city to buy property in, prices rose by around 1.2 percent. In Lyon property prices roses by a slightly higher margin of 1.9 percent while in Marseille prices did not budge over the last year. But not all French cities are conforming to the trend, with some even seeing a dip in house prices. Story continues below…Cities such as Rennes, Grenoble and Besancon have had their property prices decrease by between 3 percent and 5 percent over the year.

Source: The Local August 31, 2016 15:45 UTC