Longjumeau Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Longjumeau

Longjumeau in Essonne sits within the wider Paris commuter belt, with a mix of residential streets, local amenities, and transport links that keep it closely tied to the metropolitan economy. For apartment investors, it is a location where everyday housing need and capital values can move in different directions.

July 2026 brings the clearest signal yet: pricing is still climbing faster than rental income. The average apartment sale price reached €185,000, after rising 1.4% over the month and 8.8% over the year, while the average price per square metre advanced to €2,910, up 3.6% month on month and 9.5% year on year. That steady appreciation is supporting values, but it also tightens the entry point for buyers focused on yield.

The rental side has not matched that pace. Average apartment rent is €890, up 9.6% from the previous month, yet still 1.4% lower than a year earlier. Against that backdrop, the current yield stands at 6.62%, which is respectable but sits under pressure from the faster rise in acquisition costs. In other words, Longjumeau’s July picture is less about rapid rental momentum than about a market where sale prices are outpacing income, forcing investors to weigh valuation growth against thinner room for immediate return.