Real Estate Market Stabilization Observed as Prices Rise
The French real estate market sees a 1% increase in older property prices, halting a trend of decline.
The French real estate market is showing signs of stabilization as prices for older residential properties increased by 1% between January and March 2025, according to the Notaires-Insee index.
This increase marks a notable shift in the ongoing crisis that has affected the market over the past several years.
In Paris, the average price for older apartments reached €9,530 per square meter in the first quarter of 2025. This figure reflects both the ongoing demand in urban areas and the unique market dynamics at play in France’s capital.
The rise in prices comes amid broader economic concerns and fluctuating interest rates, which have significantly influenced buyer behaviors and market sentiment.
Despite these challenges, the 1% increase may suggest a tentative recovery or an adjustment phase within the real estate sector, responding to changing economic conditions.
This increase marks a notable shift in the ongoing crisis that has affected the market over the past several years.
In Paris, the average price for older apartments reached €9,530 per square meter in the first quarter of 2025. This figure reflects both the ongoing demand in urban areas and the unique market dynamics at play in France’s capital.
The rise in prices comes amid broader economic concerns and fluctuating interest rates, which have significantly influenced buyer behaviors and market sentiment.
Despite these challenges, the 1% increase may suggest a tentative recovery or an adjustment phase within the real estate sector, responding to changing economic conditions.
