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Maritime activity and economy in Le Croisic

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Le Croisic is a historic maritime town on the French Atlantic coast characterized by its active fishing industry and architectural heritage. The town features 17th-century merchant houses and a prominent fish auction specializing in species such as langoustines, sea bass, and turbot. The local economy and landscape are defined by a blend of maritime industry and tourism. The real estate market is influenced by the town's coastal appeal and a high number of secondary residences, with approximately 5,300 housing units serving a population of 4,056. Median real estate prices are approximately €4,550 per square meter, with values varying based on proximity to beaches and the port. Recent observations confirm that the town, located roughly 86 kilometers from Nantes, maintains a high demand and limited supply of housing. The real estate market continues to be shaped by maritime proximity and the distinction between residential and seasonal rental needs, with property values also being influenced by energy performance ratings and coastal risks.

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