Maisons-Alfort Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Maisons-Alfort

Maisons-Alfort sits beside the Marne near Paris, with the historic École nationale vétérinaire d’Alfort contributing to its distinctive identity. Its riverside setting and connections to the capital give this Val-de-Marne city a recognisable place in the wider Paris area.

October 2026 brings a clear divergence for apartments: average sale prices fell 6.0% month over month, while average rents rose 7.4%. For an investor, the question is how to read that separation. A lower sale-price measure alongside a higher rent measure suggests a potentially more favourable relationship between purchase cost and rental income than either movement would indicate on its own. It does not establish what any particular apartment will earn, or whether the two measures will continue to move in opposite directions.

At €375,200, the average apartment sale price offers a reference point for purchase budgeting, while the reported yield of 4.61% summarises the current price-and-rent relationship. Neither figure is a quote for an individual property: its size, condition and lease terms may affect the result. This month’s contrast is therefore most useful as a prompt to compare the price of a specific apartment with its potential rent, rather than as a shortcut to a return forecast. For Maisons-Alfort, the notable signal is the gap between the two price directions. Assessing whether it persists will require later observations, not an assumption that a single month has set a lasting trend.