French Housing Prices per Square Metre

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Here are the average housing value (for sales) in France. For every French region, you could find a valuation of the regional Real Estate markets' prices.

You will find in the table the average sale price of a typical property, but let us mention that these prices can vary according to the state of the house; a recently-built cottage's value may differ from an authentic farmhouse's.

Region	Average Price €/sq. metre
	2006	2007	2008
Alsace	2 091	2 080	2 019
Aquitaine	1 893	1 915	1 863
Auvergne	1 661	1 700	1 586
Burgundy	1 551	1 653	1 700
Brittany	1 896	2 033	1 991
Centre	1 710	1780	1 697
Champagne-Ardennes	1 577	1 628	1 586
Franche-Comté	1 613	1 686	1 537
Ile de France	2 981	3 148	2 977
Lower-Normandy	1 735	1 777	1 613
Upper-Normandy	1 900	1 973	1 921
Languedoc-Roussillon	2 221	2 358	2 163
Limousin	1 383	1 448	1 454
Lorraine	1 575	1 639	1 635
Midi-Pyrenees	1 812	1 738	1 656
Nord-Pas de Calais	1 868	1 927	2 012
Pays-de-Loire	1 955	1 984	1 870
Picardy	1 846	1 999	1 925
Poitou-Charentes	1 589	1 632	1 611
Provence Alps Cote d'Azur	3 218	3 457	3 341
Rhône-Alpes	2 335	2 413	2 283

Source: FNAIM Jan 2009

It is quite surprising that rich regions like Auvergne, Limousin and Bourgogne - which boast pretty landscapes and delightful food - have the cheapest housing values. A chance for every gourmet and wine connoisseur who would like to live in France!

On the contrary, housing prices in the most popular and lively French regions have largely grow up for the last few years; the famous Paris Ile de France and sunny Rhone Alpes and Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur are indeed very successful today.

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