Haute-Corse department Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Haute-Corse department

Haute-Corse combines Mediterranean coastline, mountain interiors, and Corsican urban hubs, giving apartment investors a market shaped by both seasonal appeal and everyday local life. The department’s geography creates distinct micro-locations, from coastal towns to inland communities, each with its own rhythm and pricing context.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal into focus: rents are still advancing faster than purchase values. That gap is helping keep the apartment yield at 4.42%, even as the average sale price sits at €229,000 and the average m2 price reaches €3,690. On a monthly basis, sale prices rose 1.8%, while the average m2 price was nearly flat at 0.1%, suggesting that pricing is moving higher, but not uniformly across the market.

The tension is more visible in the income side of the equation. Average rent is €750, down 0.5% from the previous month, yet it remains 7.1% higher than a year ago. By contrast, the average sale price is only 0.4% below its year-ago level, and the average m2 price is down 6.1% year over year. For apartment investors, that combination points to a market where valuation softness over the longer run is still being offset by rental growth, but August 2026 shows the balance is not shifting evenly across all metrics.