Haguenau Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Haguenau

Haguenau sits in northern Alsace, where a historic centre and the nearby Haguenau Forest give the city a setting distinct from Strasbourg to the south. For apartment investors, those local features provide context, but the purchase and rental figures remain the starting point for evaluating a property.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Haguenau apartments is the gap between purchase-price momentum and rent growth. The average price per square metre rose 8.2% month over month, while the average rent increased 2.3% over the same period. These measures cover different sides of the market, so their difference is not a calculation of changing returns. It does, however, put entry pricing at the centre of a new investment decision.

The current average of €3,700 per square metre offers a citywide reference, not a reliable price for every apartment. A property's size and condition could affect its purchase cost, while its achievable rent would need separate assessment. This month's faster price movement makes it especially important to test those assumptions together rather than treating either average as a forecast.

The reported yield of 4.43% is a snapshot, not evidence that returns have risen or fallen. Read alongside the monthly changes, it highlights the tension: apartment prices have moved more sharply than rents, but the headline yield alone cannot show how that affects a particular purchase. Property-level costs and rental expectations remain essential to the calculation.