Corrèze department Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Corrèze department

Corrèze department in south-central France combines green landscapes, historic towns, and a quieter pace that has long shaped its appeal. For apartment investors, it sits between rural calm and regional accessibility, with markets that can move differently from larger French cities.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal: apartment values are rising faster than rents. The average sale price has climbed to €124,500, after a 9.8% monthly increase and a 12.3% gain over the year, while the average price per m2 has reached €1,890, up 13.0% month on month and 15.6% year on year. That pace suggests a firming pricing trend, but it also narrows the room for income-led investors to benefit from the same speed of appreciation in rental cash flow.

Rents have moved too, but more modestly. The average apartment rent now stands at €550, up 0.9% from the previous month and 13.8% higher than a year ago. As a result, the estimated yield is 6.1%, which still points to an income return that remains in place even as capital values strengthen. The month’s main tension is straightforward: Corrèze is showing stronger price momentum than rent growth, so August’s opportunity is less about chasing rapid yield expansion and more about balancing current income against rising entry costs.