The Breton real estate market has been one of the undeniable winners of the post-health crisis, between the search for large spaces, lower prices and the rush to the west.
So much so that most Breton cities have seen their prices soar.
Rennes or Vannes are now far from cheap, which is not the case in Lorient where prices still rarely exceed 2500 €/m².
This is enough to attract investors who are finding it increasingly difficult to find good deals.
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It is certain that Lorient is now a city that we are watching closely and it is very likely that we will settle there in the coming months,
admits Martin Menez, president of the rental investment start-up Bevouac.
It's the kind of place that benefits from a trickle-down effect when nearby metropolises get too expensive.
A phenomenon that we have already observed in a city like Dijon.
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