Courbevoie Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Courbevoie

Courbevoie sits beside the Seine and La Défense, placing this Hauts-de-Seine city near both the river and a major business district. That geography provides a useful frame for reading its apartment market without treating the wider Paris area as a single market.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartment investors is the fall in average rent: it was down 16.0% from the previous month, while the average sale price held at €470,000. The contrast matters more than either measure alone. Rental pricing moved sharply lower, but the headline purchase price did not move with it over the same period.

There is a second distinction within the sale figures. The average price per square metre edged up 0.4% month on month even as the average sale price was unchanged. Those measures describe different aspects of pricing, so the small increase per square metre should not be read as a broad rise in the cost of an average apartment. Equally, a flat average sale price does not erase the change in rent.

The reported yield is 5.12%, but this monthly snapshot calls for attention to the gap between rental and sale-price movements, not just the yield figure in isolation. For an investor comparing Courbevoie apartments, the practical question is whether current asking and rental assumptions reflect the latest rent decline. The figures point to a market where income estimates warrant a closer look before drawing conclusions from relatively steady sale pricing.