Cenon Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Cenon

Cenon, in the Gironde department, sits just east of Bordeaux and combines urban convenience with strong everyday connectivity. Its apartment market reflects that metropolitan pull while still leaving room for value-focused investors to watch pricing shifts closely.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal: rent growth remains the main support for returns, even as sale prices soften. The average apartment now rents for €710, up 23.3% year on year, while the average sale price holds at €185,000 after a 5.1% annual decline. That widening gap is shaping the monthly picture more than anything else.

On a per-square-metre basis, apartments average €3,030, down 6.8% over the year and broadly flat month on month at -0.1%. In other words, the market is not being driven by a fresh rise in capital values, but by a rent level that has moved higher than it was a year ago. The reported yield of 5.58% reflects that balance: decent income potential, but with investor economics still sensitive to the recent easing in prices and the sharper monthly rent adjustment of 8.9%. For August, Cenon reads as a market where income has improved faster than pricing, creating a notable tension between stable entry values and stronger rental performance.