Property Prices in French Towns and Cities

In their latest quarterly price survey, FNAIM, the professional body of estate agents, publish details of the average price of property in the major cities and towns of France. Not surprisingly, Paris continues to head the field with an average price of €6128m². The least expensive town on the list is Nevers, in Burgundy. As usual, we give a health warning with these price statistics, which should be used as a general guide only, as prices will vary depending on precise location, property type, surface area and condition.



Table: City Property Prices
City/Town Price m² City/Town Price m²
Agen €1661 Aix en Provence €4121
Aix Les Bains €2970 Alencon €1375
Angers €2245 Annecy €3349
Antibes €4542 Bayonne €3224
Besancon €2003 Beziers €1715
Biarritz €4332 Bordeaux €2755
Boulogne Sur Mer €1846 Brest €1666
Caen €2335 Cannes €4581
Chalon sur Saone €1403 Chambery €2320
Clermont Ferrand €1859 Clichy €4268
Colmar €2209 Creteil €3211
Dijon €2399 Epernay €1787
Grenoble €2877 La Rochelle €3320
Le Cannet €3948 Le Havre €2083
Le Mans €1694 Lille €2827
Limoges €1649 Lyon €3015
Macon €1586 Marseille €3035
Meaux €2717 Metz €2125
Montauban €1679 Montpellier €2739
Mulhouse €1684 Nancy €2646
Nantes €2646 Narbonne €2085
Nevers €1266 Nice €3944
Nimes €2218 Orleans €2254
Paris €6128 Pau €2078
Perpignan €2007 Poitiers €1930
Quimper €1829 Reims €2294
Rennes €2664 Rodez €1686
Sete €2652 St Brieuc €2125
St Herblain €2125 St Laurent du Var €4403
St Maur €4541 Strasbourg €2494
Toulon €3103 Toulouse €2836
Tours €2239 Troyes €1724
Valence €1927 Versailles €5155
Vichy €1782 Villefranche Sur Saone €2281
Villeurbanne €2637 Viry Chatillon €3005
Source: FNAIM Sept 07 As we reported recently, house prices in most parts of France have been showing a downward trend, although it is noticiable that in their review of the market in October, FNAIM report a slight increase in prices.


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