Antony Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Antony

Antony sits in the southern edge of Hauts-de-Seine, where city convenience meets a well-connected suburban setting. For apartment investors, it stands out as a practical Paris-area address with established services, commuter links, and a residential profile that keeps it firmly on the radar.

July 2026 brought the clearest signal yet: rents surged faster than prices, while apartment values remained under pressure year on year. The average rent reached €1,290, up 16.4% month on month and 17.3% higher than a year earlier, yet the average sale price stayed near €350,000, only up 0.3% from June and still down 9.8% year on year. That gap between rental growth and capital values is the month’s central tension.

For investors, the current yield of 4.75% reflects that push and pull. It suggests income has improved relative to the purchase price, especially with the average price per square metre at €5,300, up 1.2% over the month but still 9.8% below July 2025. In other words, Antony’s apartment market is not moving in one direction: income indicators are strengthening quickly, while asset values remain below last year’s level, creating a more nuanced entry point than a simple price recovery story.