How heatwaves are changing France's real-estate market

France 24 Monday 13 July 2026, 09:04 UTC By Bryan QUINN 1 min read

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How heatwaves are changing France's real-estate market Business Issued on: 04:49 min From the show Reading time 1 min Crude oil prices surge as renewed US-Iran strikes fuel market fears. In France, real-estate agents say property buyers are changing priorities as heatwaves become more frequent. And Cuba suffers another nationwide blackout amid the impact of US sanctions.

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