Bois-Colombes Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Bois-Colombes

Bois-Colombes, in the Hauts-de-Seine department northwest of Paris, combines a compact urban setting with residential streets, local shops, and good regional connections. Its appeal for apartment investors lies in a market that often moves between Paris spillover and neighborhood-specific pricing shifts.

July 2026 brings the clearest signal yet: prices are rising again, but the rent line is not keeping pace. The average apartment sale price reached €359,000, up 10.3% over the month, while the average price per square metre climbed to €6,410, up 3.9%. That rebound matters because it pushes acquisition costs higher even as income growth stays muted.

The tension is visible in the yield, which stands at 5.07%. That level still offers a workable income argument, but it is being squeezed by rents that averaged €1,190, down 0.6% month on month and 9.9% lower than a year earlier. In other words, July’s pricing pattern strengthens capital values more than it improves rental receipts.

Year over year, the apartment market looks mixed rather than uniform. The average sale price is down 1.6%, yet the average m2 price is up 5.4%, suggesting that recent movement has been uneven across the local stock. For investors following Bois-Colombes, the month points to a market where entry costs are firming faster than rental returns.