Amiens Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Amiens

Amiens, in the Somme department of northern France, blends cathedral-scale heritage with riverfront neighbourhoods, university energy, and a central urban setting that keeps apartments closely tied to daily city life. Its historic core and broader residential districts give the city a clear identity for long-term property monitoring.

July 2026 points to a market where prices are moving higher in the short term, but still sit below last year’s level. For apartments, the average sale price reached €169,000 and the average price per square metre stood at €2,820, with both measures up month on month by 1.7% and 5.1% respectively. That rebound suggests firmer pricing in the latest trading period, even if the wider annual picture remains softer.

The tension for investors is visible in the rent side as well. Average apartment rent is €550, up 1.9% over the month and 5.8% over the year, while the reported yield is 5.95%. In other words, rental values are edging higher, but the sale market has not fully recovered, as the average sale price is still down 9.8% year on year and the price per square metre remains down 5.3%. For apartment investors in Amiens, that combination points to improving income figures alongside a still-corrected entry price base.