The Paris Property Chronicles Yolanda Robins

In this episode, my guest is Sean Cassidy who along with his husband Gerry Logue purchased and renovated a property on the last floor of a Haussman building facing Notre Dame. 

In this episode, my guest is Karyn Bauer, who left behind her American life 30 years ago and is now sharing her cross-cultural experiences in her unique Paris home, a 17th-century renovated foundry in the Marais. 

In this episode of the Paris Property Chronicles, my guest is Tony Edington, a retired chef who was born in the Bay Area of San Fransisco and now lives in Hawaii with his wife Yasamin. In 2019, they purchased and renovated a property in the Saint Marguerite neighborhood of the 11th district just before the pandemic hit. Listen to how this culinary expert enjoys his pied à terre while discovering all the scrumptious delights that Paris has to offer.

In this episode of the Paris Property Chronicles, the last before my summer hiatus, we’re back to the French countryside in Burgundy where my guest, Bryan Common who with his husband, purchased and restored a village townhouse in 2010. Let’s hear how this Canadian chose his country home in the Burgundy region, just two hours beyond Paris. 

In this episode, my guest is Mathilde Grouvel founder of MAG Designs, an interior design studio based in Paris focusing on residential and commercial projects for international clients. Let’s hear how this design maven can help you transform your property in Paris. 

In this episode, my guest is Gail Boisclair, founder and manager of Perfectly Paris, a furnished rental agency she began in 2001 with one small cottage in picturesque Montmartre. Let’s hear how this Canadian turned her small business into a network of beautifully appointed rentals suiting her loyal customer base traveling to Paris, just perfectly.