Paris Real Estate Market Shows Signs of Recovery After Two-Year Decline

Increased buyer activity, stabilizing prices, and growing interest in Seine-Saint-Denis drive optimism in the Paris property market.

The Paris real estate market is recovering, with buyer activity increasing and prices stabilizing or rising in some areas after two years of decline.
Central Paris exhibits significant price disparities, with properties near Les Halles at €11,000/m² and those near Palais-Royal reaching €25,000-€28,000/m².
Seine-Saint-Denis is attracting more buyers, partly due to improved perceptions following the Olympic Games and its relative affordability compared to central Paris.
Luxury properties in Paris remain resilient, with high-end apartments, such as those near Place Vendôme, continuing to command premium prices.
In Seine-Saint-Denis, areas like Aubervilliers see average apartment prices around €4,000/m², with higher prices in desirable locations exceeding €5,000/m².