Avignon Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Avignon

Avignon sits beside the Rhône, where the Palais des Papes, medieval ramparts and a historic centre give the city a distinctive setting within Provence. These landmarks establish the location, not an investment outcome.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is a split between two price measures: the average sale price fell 0.5% month on month, while the average price per square metre rose 1.5%. A lower sale average therefore does not, on its own, show that apartment space became cheaper. Equally, the firmer square-metre reading does not mean that every apartment increased in price. The two averages capture different aspects of the market and warrant separate attention.

At €2,510 per square metre, the current unit-price benchmark offers investors a reference for assessing a prospective purchase against the reported citywide average. The reported yield of 5.46% provides another reference point, but it is not a promise of an individual property’s return. Purchase costs, ongoing expenses and the terms of a particular letting require separate assessment; those inputs cannot be read from the citywide figures alone.

The practical takeaway is to keep the apparent contradiction in view rather than resolve it prematurely. October’s softer average sale price and firmer unit price can coexist without establishing why they diverged. Treat the figures as a starting point for property-level checks, not as a standalone verdict on the investment case.