Our special real estate report in Île-de-France
These cities where prices fall the most
In Paris, the nineteenth remains the cheapest arrondissement
In the Hauts-de-Seine, "people are waiting"
Very attractive rates in Seine-Saint-Denis
Beginning of falling house prices in Val-de-Marne
In the Val-d'Oise, rare and expensive houses overlooking the Seine
Good deals at the end of line D of the RER in Essonne
Seine-et-Marne: in Provins, price before charm
Handyman's soul required for a houseboat in the Yvelines
In the Oise, the market apart from castles
"From March to June, this is the period when families are normally interested in houses to settle in September, details Nicolas Quantrec, the boss of the agency Nina Immobilier which has three offices, in Maisons-Alfort, Alfortville and Créteil (Val-de-Marne). Except that there nothing! In the first two municipalities, prices fell by 6% over one year and by 1.2% in the third, according to our partner Best Agents. Other municipalities see their prices increase over a year for houses, but very slowly, as noted by our partner Best agents, as in Villejuif with an increase of 1.3%, or Charenton-le-Pont, with 2.6%.
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