Real estate: in Paris, buyers are watching for the passage below the threshold of 10,000 euros per square meter

Our report on real estate prices in 2023

• In Île-de-France, the market slowdown will intensify

• Paris below 10,000 euros per square meter

• In Paris, buyers are watching for the passage below the threshold of 10,000 euros

• In Hauts-de-Seine, downward pressure on prices is increasing

• In Seine-Saint-Denis, houses are still popular

• Val-de-Marne hopes to do well

• · Around L'Isle-Adam, where can you find cheaper houses?

• · In the Yvelines, millstone houses remain “rare and very popular”

• In Essonne, why Juvisy-sur-Orge is more popular than Vigneux-sur-Seine

• The Seine-et-Marnaise countryside, El Dorado for first-time buyers

• In the Oise, housing construction is accelerating to attract residents

• Paris, Bordeaux and Lyon, the club of cities where prices have fallen the most

“The market is starting to take a nosedive.

Indisputable figures from the Chamber of Notaries.

The situation is no longer the same.

There are going to be buying opportunities in a very short time.

It was through this text, which one might think was signed by a real estate specialist, that Romain Carini learned that one of his clients was withdrawing from a real estate transaction.

This adviser to the Orpi agency on Boulevard Raspail (14th century) hoped to sell, at the start of the year, a 36 square meter pied-à-terre located a stone's throw from Boulevard du Montparnasse.

Who finds himself again on the market at a price of 490,000 euros, or 13,611 euros per square meter.

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