Meudon Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Meudon

Meudon sits southwest of Paris, where wooded landscapes, hillside streets and views across the Seine give the city a distinct setting within Hauts-de-Seine. Its position between the capital and the Meudon forest makes local context important when reading an apartment market snapshot.

In October 2026, the clearest apartment signal is the contrast between the latest sale-price movement and the longer view. The average sale price fell 2.8% month over month, yet remained up 27.7% year over year. The monthly decline points to a softer recent reading, not an erasure of the annual increase. For investors, that difference in time horizon matters: taking either change alone as the whole price story would overstate what the figures show.

Rent sharpens the contrast. Average apartment rent rose 19.2% month over month, while the indicated yield stands at 4.29%. The rent move is notable alongside the decline in the average sale price, but it should not be read as a promise of the same income trajectory for an individual property. Equally, the yield is a market indicator rather than a substitute for property-level costs or an assessment of achievable rent. Annual sale prices remain higher, the latest sale-price reading is lower, and the rent measure has risen over the month. Keeping those distinctions in view offers a more disciplined basis for evaluating an apartment than extrapolating any single movement.