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Whether you are looking to buy a Villa, an apartment, a bed & breakfast hotel or you are just looking for a rental. Rinnovare Realty, LLC can help you. We have the connection to get you exactly what you are looking for in France. Best of all you do not have to do any of the work. We will do it all for you. Although we specialize in Midi Pyrenees Region, we have the ability to get you anything anywhere in France that your heart desires. Why go with us? If you use an agent from the U.S. you can have the confidence that we did our homework and we offer you reliable sources for your international investments. The name was based on geography, Midi (i.e. "southern France") - Pyrénées (Pyrenees mountains that serve as the region's southern boundary), although the region also includes the southernmost part of the Massif Central, which has better communications with Languedoc-Roussillon than with Toulouse. From Jan 1st 2016, "Midi Pyrenees" has been merged into a new super-region provisionally called "Midi-Pyrenees- Languedoc- Roussillon". It is expected that the eventual name of this region, to be determined in 2016, will be "Occitanie" - a historical reference to the part of France where until the nineteenth century most people spoke varieties of Occitanian French, not the standard French of northern France. Unlike many regions of France Midi-Pyrénées is not a historic province. It is actually a 20th century invention, created as a result of the "regionalisation" process that took place in the 1970s. Like the Pays de la Loire region further north, Midi-Pyrénées was established in order to create a region around a regional metropolis, in this case the city of Toulouse. The modern Midi-Pyrenees region encompasses all or a large part of different historic areas, including parts of the large former provinces of Guyenne, Gascony, and Languedoc, and smaller areas, within these larger areas, such as Rouergue and Quercy,  the Albigeois, and the county of Foix. Regions Include:

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