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French Interior Minister Christophe Castaner, stationed in Marseille, said it had not been possible to contact eight people living in ravaged homes and two passers-by, reported the local press.
Although no one has yet been found, the authorities warn that they are likely to die.
"The important thing is that there is as little death as possible, but we still believe there is," said Mayor Jean-Claude. Gaudin.
About 100 rescuers and several track dogs search the area "relentlessly", according to the French Minister of Housing, Julien Denormandie, who went from Marseille to Marseille when the disaster occurred.
The problems with the effort were evident in the afternoon, when parts of a third adjacent building also collapsed.
At least two people in front of the houses were injured, none of them seriously.
A dozen people was evacuated from neighboring houses as a preventive measure.
It is not yet known why the houses collapsed, but according to previously captured images shown on Google Maps, the facades of the buildings were large and clear.
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