Me Zakine, VEFA and real estate law attorney in Marignane

Have you purchased a new apartment in Marignane, in one of those developments flourishing near the airport or in the renovated city center, and the construction site is accumulating delays? You are not alone. Frankly, delivery delays in VEFA (Sale of Future Completion) are commonplace. The reality? Developers often cite technical or administrative contingencies to justify their delay. But the contract (CCMI) is clear: it stipulates a delivery date and penalties. What I often see in M VEFA delay: what to do?.

And upon delivery, problems sometimes continue. Unresolved snagging items, obvious defects. Cracks in ceilings, poorly installed joinery. In these cases, early action is crucial. A meticulous contradictory inspection report and well-argued reservations are needed. If the developer turns a deaf ear, we move to legal recourse. Before the Judicial Court of Marignane, I regularly plead these cases to enforce guarantees: the guarantee of perfect abandonment of site, solutions exist to recover your funds or have the work resumed.

My expertise does not stop at the purchase deed. Once you become a property owner in Marignane, you often become a co-owner. Conflicts over charges, votes on major works, neighborhood issues in common areas… This is the daily reality for many managing agents and co-ownership boards. I support them proactively to secure meetings, and in litigation if the situation escalates. The real estate law and co-ownership is a technical universe where informed advice saves precious time.

For single-family homes and land in Marignane, other issues arise. First, easements. Is a neighbor blocking your access? Are their new constructions obstructing your view or diverting rainwater onto your land? These real rights, often forgotten, are registered in the mortgage or result from a thirty-year situation. They must be enforced. Conversely, you may be accused of violating them. Then, the deed and the actual situation on the ground must be analyzed. Someti challenge a building permit issued by the town hall of Marignane if it disregards an existing easement.

Encroachment is the quintessential neighborhood conflict. The neighbor's wall extends 20 cm onto your plot? Their fence is on the boundary? These situations create immediate tension and can, in the long term, threaten your title of ownership through prescription. The first step is a boundary survey, amicable or judicial. Then, you must demand the demolition of the structure and compensation. Before the Tribunal of Marignane, these cases require solid preparation: site survey by an expert, a

Maître Cécile Zakine, Doctor of Law from the University of Nice, receives you at her office in Antibes to defend your real estate interests in Marignane and throughout France. A recognized specialist in VEFA, construction law and easements, I rely on dual expertise: a sharp technical knowledge of contracts and regulations, and daily practice in litigation. I understand the concrete issues faced by owners and investors in the Marignane area, where the pressure property law for a first approach.

Whether you are a buyer victim of a construction delay In a new-build program in Marignane, whether you're a co-owner involved in a management dispute, or the owner of a house with contested boundaries, clear and determined legal intervention changes everything. Don't let a situation of encroachment or an unfulfilled easement worsen. No longer endure a developer's delays. Based in Antibes and regularly working in Marignane, I put my experience and rigor at the service of defending your property assets. For discussion book an appointment online via my Calendly calendar. Let's take the time to analyze your case and determine the best course of action.