Laval Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Laval

Laval, in the Mayenne department, combines an established inland setting with the practicality of a regional city. Its apartment market is shaped by a balance between residential use, local services, and the kind of urban continuity that tends to support steady pricing patterns over time.

In July 2026, the clearest signal is the gap between stable selling values and firmer rental pressure. The average apartment sale price remains at €160,000, while the average rent has moved up 6% over the month to €530. That divergence is also visible in the yield, which stands at 4.28%, suggesting that income potential is improving faster than acquisition costs.

The price-per-square-metre figure reinforces that tension rather than easing it. At €2,860, the average is only 0.2% above the previous month, yet it is still 9.8% below the level seen a year earlier. In other words, capital values have adjusted more than rents, which helps explain why the monthly note feels more favorable for income than for near-term price appreciation.

Year on year, the apartment market in Laval still looks softer on the purchase side, with average sale prices down 15.8% and square-metre values down 9.8%. Against that backdrop, the 6% annual rise in rent and the current 4.28% yield point to a market where rental returns are carrying more of the story than resale momentum.