Dreux Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Dreux

Dreux is an Eure-et-Loir city marked by the Royal Chapel and its position between the Paris region and Normandy. For apartment investors, it offers a defined urban location to examine, rather than a proxy for the entire department.

In October 2026, the sharpest signal is a split between apartment pricing measures. The average price per square metre rose 5.9% month on month, even as the average sale price fell 1.4%. These are different averages, not contradictory prices for the same apartment. Their divergence makes it important to check property size and composition before using either measure to judge a prospective purchase.

Income does not resolve the tension: average apartment rent fell 1.9% month on month, while the reported yield stands at 6.13%. The rise in the per-square-metre average therefore comes without a matching rise in average rent. That does not establish what any individual property will earn. A listing needs its own purchase-price and rental assessment, with operating costs considered separately from the headline yield.

For investors comparing apartments in Dreux, this is a month for keeping purchase and income assumptions distinct. The mixed price signals call for care when interpreting citywide averages, while the rent movement reinforces the case for testing a property's expected income on its own terms rather than projecting from a single market indicator.