1st.finance Acquires French Riviera Assets and Signs Long-Term Agreement with Entertainment Production House
Oct 13, 2026
The acquisition supports a new production partnership, with the properties set to host filming under a long-term agreement.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida Oct 12, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - 1st.finance today announced the acquisition of new properties on the French Riviera and a long-term agreement with on of the Top Hollywood Production Houses!
Acquired with the partnership in mind, the properties are intended to serve as filming locations for the production house's series.
The agreement connects 1st.finance's real-asset strategy with the production house's need for distinctive, location-rich settings. With their striking architecture and Mediterranean surroundings, the properties offer a compelling backdrop for the production while becoming part of https://1st.finance's broader portfolio of physical assets.
"This is an exciting step for 1st.finance," said Alex Oleff, Chief Operating Officer of 1st.finance.
"We're bringing together exceptional real-world properties and a long-term creative partnership. We believe opportunities like this show how thoughtfully selected assets can play a role beyond traditional ownership - as places where ambitious projects and memorable stories can take shape."
The partnership reflects https://1st.finance's focus on identifying assets with distinctive qualities and exploring how they may support broader commercial uses.
Further details about the production and filming schedule will be announced soon in our Zoom meetings.
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