Corse-du-Sud department Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Corse-du-Sud department

Corsica’s southern department pairs rugged coastline, sheltered bays and inland mountain scenery with a distinct island setting that continues to set it apart within France. Its apartments sit in a market shaped as much by lifestyle appeal as by the practical limits of supply and space.

July 2026 highlights a tighter investment equation rather than a sharp move in headline pricing. The average sale price for apartments is €280,000, essentially unchanged month over month and up just 0.4% year over year, while the average rent stands at €850 with no movement recorded over either period. That leaves the monthly yield at 3.84%, a level that suggests income is being held back even as values remain stable.

The more telling shift is at the square-meter level. At €4,590 per m2, prices are up 1.3% from the previous month, but still down 4.9% compared with July 2025. In other words, Corse-du-Sud is showing a market where recent price firmness sits alongside a softer annual base, which may help support entry points without clearly improving rental economics. For investors, the current balance appears to favor caution: values are not falling sharply, yet the rent figure has not moved enough to offset the gradual drift in pricing pressure.