Mérignac Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Mérignac

Mérignac sits beside Bordeaux in Gironde and is home to Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport. Its position next to a major city and its role as an air gateway give it a distinct place within southwestern France.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Mérignac apartments is a sharp monthly rent rebound that does not erase the weaker annual picture. Average rent rose 12.1% from the previous month, yet remained down 21.7% from a year earlier. Those comparisons point in different directions: the latest move is positive, while the longer window still shows a substantial decline.

For an investor, that contrast matters more than treating one month’s gain as a settled trend. The average apartment sale price was down 11.1% year over year, so the annual shift is not confined to rents. Reading rent and sale-price movements together keeps the focus on the central tension: a recent increase in rental pricing alongside lower levels than a year ago on both sides of the transaction.

The stated rental yield is 4.85%, a reference point rather than a promise of the return on any particular apartment. It does not establish whether the monthly rent increase will persist, nor does it show that the annual decline has reversed. For Mérignac investment research, October’s figures are best viewed as a snapshot of uneven timing: a stronger recent rent reading set against softer year-on-year comparisons.