Our report on real estate prices in 2023
In Île-de-France, the market slowdown will intensify
Paris under the bar of 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 to 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-Marne 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 are falling the most
For 2023, the slowdown will increase in Île-de-France, according to Meilleurs Agents.
It is thus to be expected, according to the real estate valuation platform, a “less dynamism”.
As of January 1, the departments in the inner suburbs (Hauts-de-Seine, Seine-Saint-Denis and Val-de-Marne) and the outer suburbs (Seine-et-Marne, Yvelines, Essonne and Val-d'Oise) present very moderate price increases (respectively + 1.3% and + 0.9% over one year).
“It is far from the performances they have known in 2020-2021.
There is clearly a slowdown in these markets in 2022 and this will continue,” said Thomas Lefebvre, scientific director of Meilleurs Agents.
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