Jura department Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Jura department

Jura department, in eastern France, combines mountain scenery, forested plateaus, and wine-growing valleys with a cross-border position near Switzerland. Its mix of natural landscapes and regional towns gives the area a distinctive backdrop for apartment investment pages that need a place-driven, timeless introduction.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal: apartment prices in Jura department softened month on month, while the income picture held steady. The average sale price now sits at €133,450, down 4.0% from the previous month, and the average price per square metre has eased to €1,770, down 5.2%. For investors, that pullback matters because it comes against a still-positive annual trend in capital values, with the average sale price up 7.6% year on year and the per-square-metre figure up 5.9%.

The tension is therefore straightforward: prices have cooled recently, but rental movement has not matched that shift. Average rent remains at €530, unchanged month on month, yet it is down 3.6% year on year. That leaves the yield at 6.94%, a level that still appears supported by the current price base, even as near-term pricing momentum looks less aggressive than it did earlier in the year. In other words, August points to a market where value has improved on the purchase side, but rental growth has not strengthened in step.