Évry Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Évry

Évry, in the Essonne department south of Paris, combines a major urban centre with established residential districts, university presence, and links into the wider Île-de-France corridor. For apartment investors, it sits at the intersection of everyday city life and a market shaped by metropolitan spillover.

July 2026 brings the clearest signal from the apartment market: values are still edging higher, but income has weakened sharply. The average m2 price now stands at €2,610, up 1.3% month over month and 5.1% over the year, while the average sale price is broadly stable at €169,900, inching down 0.1% in July and rising 0.5% annually. That makes pricing look resilient rather than explosive, with the upward drift concentrated in the per-square-metre figure.

The tension for investors is on the rental side. The average rent price has fallen to €560, down 16.1% month over month, yet it is still 0.5% above last year. Against that backdrop, the gross yield of 5.43% remains visible, but it is being supported by a rental level that has softened quickly in July. The result is a market where asset values are firming more than rental income, so returns may depend increasingly on purchase discipline and on how long this rent reset persists.