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Property management in Courchevel
You own a chalet or an apartment in Courchevel and use it a few weeks a year. The rest of the season it needs to be rented at the right price, turned around between stays and watched over while you are away.
We handle that on the ground, all season, with a partner agency holding the rental mandate.
How it works
Three steps
1. Estimate
We visit the property and give you a realistic figure for the rental income it can generate, based on its location, its capacity and the weeks you leave available. Free, with no commitment.
2. Mandate
We introduce you to the partner agency holding the professional licence best suited to your property. The agency draws up the mandate and the rental contracts.
3. On-site management
We take care of everything that happens on the ground, from welcoming guests to maintenance, throughout the season.
On the ground
What we take on
Presenting the property
Photo shoot, description written in French, English and Russian, listing in our collection and circulation among our direct clientele.
Calendar and pricing
Rates set period by period with the partner agency, based on real demand in the resort and on the weeks you keep for yourself.
Welcome and key handover
We meet guests on site, walk them through the property and stay reachable throughout their stay.
Housekeeping, linen and turnaround
Cleaning between stays, household linen, and the property made ready before every arrival.
Maintenance and emergencies
Routine work and local tradespeople, from the boiler to clearing snow from the access.
Guest services
Private chef, driver, ski instructor, in-home massage, activities — our network of providers on the ground.
Off-season checks
Regular visits, condition checks, opening and closing the property for the season.
Season report
Occupancy, income and works carried out, summarised in writing at the end of the season.
The legal setup
Who does what
The rental mandate is held by an agency with the French professional licence. The agency draws up the contracts, collects the rent and pays it over to you, handles the deposit, the insurance and the statutory declarations. PM Property Management acts as an introducer and provides the on-site management: we match your property with the right agency, then take care of everything that happens on the ground. This is the split set out by French law no. 70-9 of 2 January 1970, known as the loi Hoguet. You still deal with one single contact: us.
What your property is worth, village by village
Courchevel 1850
International clientele and the highest rates, over a more concentrated number of weeks. Christmas and New Year are decided early and carry much of the season's income.
Courchevel 1650 Moriond
South-facing, family clientele, a good balance between purchase price and rental yield.
Courchevel 1550 Village
Quick access to the slopes at more accessible rates: well-kept properties rent without difficulty.
Le Praz
The original village, the altiport and the ski jump. Quieter but loyal demand, and chalets with character.
La Tania
A family resort in the forest, with demand clearly on the rise and still little competition for owners who want to rent.
Fees
What it costs
We quote after visiting the property. The model is straightforward: a commission on the nights actually booked, with one-off services — cleaning, linen, anything guests order during their stay — billed separately. The level depends on the property, its capacity, the periods you open to rental and the level of service expected. The rental income estimate itself is free and comes before any commitment.
Frequently asked questions
Which parts of Courchevel rent best?
Courchevel 1850 commands the highest rates but over fewer weeks. 1650 Moriond and 1550 Village rent more steadily across the season. Le Praz and La Tania attract families and are seeing demand grow. The right call depends on your property first, not only on its address.
What commission do you charge?
We quote after visiting the property. The model is a commission on the nights booked, plus one-off services billed separately. The rate depends on the property, the periods opened to rental and the level of service expected.
Who signs the rental contract and collects the rent?
The partner agency holding the French professional licence. It holds the mandate, draws up the contract, collects the rent and pays it over to you, and handles the deposit and insurance. PM Property Management provides the introduction and the on-site management.
Can I still use the property whenever I want?
Yes. You block your own weeks in the calendar in advance and they are never offered for rental. The peak periods — Christmas, New Year, February — are decided at the start of the season, because they carry most of the income.
What happens if the property is damaged?
An inventory is taken on arrival and departure. The deposit and the insurance are handled by the agency under the mandate. We bring in local tradespeople and keep you informed.
Do you work outside the winter season?
Yes — condition checks, routine upkeep, opening and closing the property for the season. Summer demand exists but stays limited: we will tell you plainly what it can bring in for your property.
Which properties do you take on?
High-end chalets and apartments in Courchevel, Méribel and Val d'Isère, in good condition and properly equipped. We are deliberately selective: our clients expect a consistent standard, and a poorly prepared property rents badly.
Find out what your Courchevel property can earn
Size, bedrooms, village and the weeks you would open to rental: four lines are enough for a first figure, free and with no commitment.