Our special real estate file in Île-de-France
In Île-de-France, returning buyers
In Paris, the 6th, an unsinkable district
With 11.6% drop over one year, the big plunge of Meudon in Hauts-de-Seine
Exceptional properties, a niche market that is holding up in Seine-Saint-Denis
Val-de-Marne: Ivry, Villejuif… on the outskirts of Paris, time for recovery?
Val-d'Oise: tranquility at a reasonable price in Les Coteaux, in Argenteuil
In the Chevreuse valley in Essonne, poorly insulated houses… and much cheaper
In Seine-et-Marne, before the opening of line 15 south, now is the time to buy in Champs
Yvelines: life annuity, a growing market
In the Oise, the A1 motorway, an “asset that is not everything”
There's no question of getting carried away, but several signals show that something is happening at the moment in the Ile-de-France real estate market.
If the fall in prices continues, it nevertheless seems less strong in January than at the end of the year with declines of between 0.1 and 0.3% only in one month for apartments, according to the Meilleurs estimation site. Agents.
The latter even recorded a stabilization at 0% in Seine-et-Marne, the only Ile-de-France department not to be negative!
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Several networks are also reporting a resumption of activity after long sluggish months, particularly in Paris: “From the first weeks of January, we saw buyers returning, the number of estimates and visits picking up.
In eighteen months, we have never had so many offers, but the other side of the coin is that these are hyper-negotiated offers,” says Frédéric Teboul, director and co-founder of the Fredélion network. (19 agencies in Paris as well as in Boulogne and Neuilly).
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