While some predict a slowdown in the market, Aroxys, a developer who trades in high-end properties, is pouring 12 million euros into eight new villas in les Parcs. Each runs between 150 and 200 square metres, with a private pool and landscaped garden. Starting price: 1.5 million, and it climbs fast from there.
Construction kicks off in June, completion expected summer 2026. The first reservations? Already locked down before anyone breaks ground. International clientele, maximum discretion, viewings by appointment only. The village centre remains out of reach, so the builders are moving to the periphery, up the slopes where the mistral blows harder but the pines bend at just the right angle.
What stands out is the speed. No hesitation, no waiting. Luxury residential real estate in Saint-Tropez seems immune to the troubles reported elsewhere. Les Parcs, a quiet neighbourhood close to Salins beach, keeps drawing those who want the peninsula without the port's noise and crowds. And clearly, they have the means to back their taste.
