Le Plessis-Robinson Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Le Plessis-Robinson

Le Plessis-Robinson, in the Hauts-de-Seine department south-west of Paris, is known for its landscaped streets, modern residential fabric, and strong connection to the wider inner suburbs. For apartment investors, it sits in a mature Paris-region setting where daily convenience and long-term positioning often matter as much as headline pricing.

August 2026 points to a tighter income-versus-price balance. The average apartment rent has climbed to €1,360, up 8.7% month over month and 3.8% year over year, while the average sale price is €415,000, down 0.3% over the month and 1.2% over the year. That combination supports a current yield of 4.54%, suggesting rental growth is doing more of the work than capital appreciation at the moment.

The pricing picture is still mixed rather than one-directional. At €6,040 per m2, the average apartment value is edging up only 0.2% month over month, yet it remains 5.7% above last year, which shows that the broader trend is not weak even if recent sales have softened. For investors, the near-term tension is clear: rents are moving faster than prices, but the monthly sale-price dip has not been large enough to fully offset the longer-run rise in valuation. That leaves Le Plessis-Robinson as a market where income has improved more quickly than entry costs, but not enough to erase the pressure from an already elevated price base.