Chartres Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Chartres

Chartres, in the Eure-et-Loir department, combines a historic city centre with the presence of major routes linking it to the wider Paris region. Its apartment market sits in a setting that blends heritage, local services, and a manageable urban scale, which keeps the city on the radar of property investors.

July 2026 points to a clearer pricing correction than a rental upswing. For apartments, the average sale price stands at €195,000, while the average price per square metre is €2,910. Both measures slipped over the month, with sale values down 1.3% and €/m2 down 0.9%, and the year-on-year picture is softer still, with average sale prices down 9.3% and €/m2 down 7.9%.

That leaves income holding steadier than capital values. The average rent is €670, essentially flat both month on month and year on year, so the yield still reads at 5.81%. In practical terms, the market note for July is not about rental growth, but about the gap between stable rents and lower purchase prices. For investors looking at Chartres apartments, that combination supports yield, even as recent price trends show the buying side has become less expensive over the past year.