Massy Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Massy

Massy, in the Essonne department south of Paris, sits at a practical crossroads of rail links, business activity, and established residential neighbourhoods. Its apartment market reflects that mix, with a scale and positioning shaped by both local living needs and wider Greater Paris dynamics.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal from rents, which moved up 2.3% over the month even as the wider pricing picture stayed restrained. The average apartment rent is now €890, while the average sale price is holding at €320,000. That steadiness in sales, alongside a monthly dip of 2.1% in the average €/m² price to €4,750, suggests a market where values are adjusting more than they are accelerating.

The tension for investors is visible in the income return. At 4.42%, the yield remains workable on paper, but it has to be read against the softer annual backdrop: sale prices are down 2.4% year on year, rents are down 15.2%, and the average €/m² price is broadly flat over the year at down 0.2%. In other words, Massy’s apartment market is not showing a strong upward price trend; instead, August points to a balance of stable transaction values and weakened rental pricing, which may keep returns under scrutiny.