Drancy Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Drancy

Drancy, in Seine-Saint-Denis, sits within the inner Paris region with direct links into the capital and a dense urban fabric shaped by housing, transport, and everyday convenience. For apartment investors, it offers a practical suburban setting where price movements can be read closely month by month.

July 2026 brought the clearest signal: values firmed while rent eased. The average apartment sale price reached €238,860, with the average price per square metre at €3,980, both up 3.9% over the month. That rebound, however, comes against a softer rental step, as the average rent slipped to €940, down 3.0% month on month.

The result is a more nuanced return profile. At 6.0%, the gross yield still points to an income-led case, but the balance between purchase prices and rent has tightened slightly in the short term. Year on year, the picture is mixed rather than one-directional: average sale prices are broadly stable, down 0.5%, while rents are up 4.1%. The average price per square metre is down 2.1% over 12 months, suggesting that July’s monthly price rise reflects a recent recovery rather than a fully established upward trend. For investors tracking Drancy, the market is now defined less by momentum than by that ongoing tension between firmer capital values and softer monthly rent levels.