Jura department Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Jura department

Jura department in eastern France pairs wooded landscapes, lakes, and mountain foothills with a practical setting between larger regional centers. For investors, it is a place where apartment markets are shaped as much by local life and seasonal movement as by the department’s quieter, more rural character.

July 2026 brings the clearest signal yet: apartment prices are still climbing, but rental momentum is not keeping pace. The average sale price has reached €139,000, while the average m2 price stands at €1,870, up 6.6% over the month and 15.5% over the year. That rise in entry values has outpaced the rental side, where the average rent price is holding at €530 and remains down 11.7% year over year.

The tension is visible in the yield, which sits at 6.72%. On one hand, the monthly increase in values suggests continuing price pressure in Jura’s apartment segment. On the other, flat monthly rents and weaker annual rent growth point to tighter income growth relative to capital values. For July 2026, that combination leaves the market looking more expensive on the purchase side without a matching lift in rental pricing, which is the main point investors will want to weigh.