Strolling through commercial streets all over France, one notices countless storefronts showcasing photographs of apartments or houses for sale or for rent. Selling Paris addresses, among many paths of inquiry, how the ubiquitous profession of agent immobil-ier (realtor) came of age in 1870s Paris, the outcome of a frantic upsurge in residential construction. The period adage "Quand le batiment va, tout va" (When building goes, everything goes), which equates a thriving building industry with a healthy economy, remains the credo of French politicians and economists and-anecdotally but not insignificantly-Largier and John Arthur et Tiffen, two key realtors and property managers studied in this book whose firms are still operating today.
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机译：在整个法国的商业街上漫步时，人们注意到无数的店面展示着出售或出租的公寓或房屋的照片。在许多询问路径中，出售巴黎涉及的是经纪人不动产（经纪人）的普遍职业如何在1870年代的巴黎成熟，这是住宅建筑疯狂兴起的结果。一句格言“ Quant le batiment va，tout va”（当建筑走时，万事俱备），将兴旺的建筑业与健康的经济等同起来，仍然是法国政客和经济学家的信条，但轶事但并非无关紧要-Largier和John本书研究了两位主要房地产经纪人和物业经理Arthur et Tiffen，他们的公司今天仍在营业。
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