L’EXPRESS STYLES, “MY BLOG IN PARIS”
Susie Hollands’ VINGT Paris Magazine named as L’Express Styles ‘Le plus culturel’ of anglophone blogs about the French capital Read more
THE TELEGRAPH, “FRENCH HIGH FLYERS SAY BONJOUR TO UK”
“Lots of French people are leaving Paris, especially those working in finance, with many seeking to relocate to London or Brussels in particular,” said the agency’s founder, Susie Hollands. Read more
NEW YORK TIMES, “FLEEING TAXES, FRANCE’S RICH ARE PUTTING THEIR HOMES ON THE MARKET”
The effects have rippled down to smaller agencies like Vingt Paris, which has a French and foreign clientele. “It’s been beneficial for foreigners,” said Susie Hollands, the agency’s founder and chief executive. “We were having… Read more
BE MAGAZINE, “PARIS-LONDON”
“…Je rêvais du Paris de Mai-68, de m’asseoir dans un café à Saint-Germain-des-Prés pour lire Guy Debord!” Read more
BUDGET TRAVEL, “PARIS: FREE ART GALLERIES WORTH VISITING”
“As the founder of VINGT Paris—a comprehensive hub for visual arts information and resources in Paris—Susie knows better than anyone how to help new arrivals navigate the local arts scene.” Read more
EVENING STANDARD, HOMES & PROPERTY ABROAD
“Susie Hollands left London 10 years ago to spend two months in Paris between while on a break between IT contracts. Today she is still there, now running VINGT Paris, a successful property sales and rental… Read more
EYE PREFER PARIS, PARISIAN OF THE MONTH
“I cannot recommend them highly enough! Headed by Susie Holland, they are a very honest, helpful, and talent filled organization. It’s through them that I located my “Perfect petite Palace”! Read more
FOX BUSINESS, “YOU LIKE MY HOME, I LIKE YOURS… LET’S TRADE”
“Hollands, who runs a real-estate company and lives in the tourist-heavy Marais section of Paris, has swapped homes five times…” Read more
FRANCE 24, BEST OF BRITISH BLOGS IN PARIS
“VINGT Paris Magazine tries to uncover the layers but still leave people to discover just a little bit more for themselves. It’s all about what is unique in Paris- to me, that’s still fascinating.” Read more
