Clichy Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Clichy

Clichy borders Paris in Hauts-de-Seine, with the Seine running along part of its boundary. Its location gives apartments a setting of their own while keeping them close to the capital and the wider metropolitan area.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Clichy apartments is that rents fell more sharply than sale prices. Average rent was down 12.3% from the previous month, while the average sale price declined 3.3%. Both measures moved lower, but the difference matters when assessing them together: a softer purchase-price measure does not, by itself, offset a larger drop in the rental measure. The month’s snapshot therefore calls for attention to the relationship between income and acquisition cost, rather than treating lower sale prices as an unqualified improvement.

The longer comparison reinforces the need for care without establishing where prices will go next. Average rent was down 31.5% year on year, showing that the rental decline is not confined to the latest monthly reading. The reported yield stands at 4.9%, offering a current reference point rather than a promise about returns on any individual apartment. Property-specific rent, purchase price and costs would still determine an investment calculation.

For now, the takeaway is narrow: Clichy’s apartment figures show rent under greater pressure than sale prices in the monthly comparison. The income side deserves at least as much scrutiny as the purchase-price side.