Hauts-de-Seine department Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Hauts-de-Seine department

Hauts-de-Seine blends major business hubs, established residential districts, and fast links into central Paris. For apartment investors, that mix keeps the department closely watched, especially where local pricing and rental levels move in different directions.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal: prices have softened while rents are still edging higher. The average sale price for apartments stands at €439,000, down 2.4% month on month and also 2.4% below a year ago. At the same time, the average rent has climbed to €1,410, up 3.3% over the month and 1.0% year on year.

That split matters because it preserves a 5.0% yield, even as the average price per square metre eases to €6,640. In practical terms, the market is showing some relief on entry costs, but not enough to erase the pressure created by faster rent growth. The result is a more balanced investment case than a simple price-rise story: valuation has cooled, yet rental income has kept moving up.

For August 2026, Hauts-de-Seine therefore reads as a department where apartment pricing is under mild downward pressure, while income metrics remain constructive. The current combination of €439,000 average sale prices, €1,410 average rents, and €6,640 per m2 suggests that the tension between lower purchase values and firmer rents is still shaping the opportunity set.