French tax authorities are seeking to recover €244,789, which they had reportedly been unable to collect for several months.
The Nanterre Economic Activities Court ordered the company’s liquidation on 2 September 2026, following a request filed in July by the Hauts-de-Seine specialised tax collection department.
The decision was subsequently published in France’s Official Bulletin of Civil and Commercial Announcements on 11 September.
A luxury villa project in La Turbie
According to L’Équipe, Riner Estate was established in 2014 and was involved in developing a property in La Turbie, overlooking Monaco.
The project involved building a 260 m² villa with a garage and swimming pool, intended for resale.It was reportedly financed through…