Corrèze department Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Corrèze department

Corrèze sits in south-central France, where wooded hills, river valleys and small historic towns shape a setting distinct from the country’s larger urban centres. Its mix of rural landscapes and established town centres gives apartment investors a varied geographic backdrop.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments in Corrèze is the gap between sale-price growth and rent growth. The average sale price is €129,900, up 25.2% year over year, while average rent has risen 9.2% over the same period. Both have moved higher, but sale prices have advanced much faster. For an investor, that contrast raises a practical question: whether rental income on a specific apartment can support the capital committed to buying it. The department-wide figures identify the pressure point without settling the answer for any particular property.

The reported yield is 6.55%, a snapshot rather than a guaranteed return. Costs, property condition and the rent achievable for a given apartment will affect an individual calculation; none can be read from an average alone. The sensible reading of October’s figures is therefore neither an automatic endorsement nor a warning against the department. They show sale prices and rents moving in the same direction, but at notably different speeds. Compare the purchase price and realistic rental income for each opportunity before relying on the headline yield as a guide to investment economics.