Clamart Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Clamart

Clamart lies southwest of Paris in the Hauts-de-Seine department, with established residential streets and access to the Meudon forest. This setting places its apartment market within the wider capital region while leaving room for differences between individual neighbourhoods.

In October 2026, the main signal for Clamart apartments is that rents fell faster than sale prices over the month. Average rent was down 4.5%, against a 3.4% decline in the average sale price. For investors, that contrast cuts both ways: a lower purchase price may ease the entry calculation, but a sharper fall in rent may limit the income available to support it. These are citywide averages, not a forecast for any particular apartment.

The average sale price stands at €420,000, and the reported yield is 5.32%. Neither figure, on its own, resolves the trade-off. The yield offers a snapshot, not evidence that returns improved as prices declined; the rent movement makes that distinction especially important. A property-level assessment still needs to compare a realistic purchase price with a defensible rent estimate, then consider costs that these headline measures do not spell out, such as maintenance and periods without a tenant.

October's lower average sale price does not automatically mean stronger investor economics when rent has also moved down. Use the monthly changes to stress-test an investment case, treating the published yield as a reference point rather than a guaranteed result.