Meylan Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Meylan

Meylan sits at the edge of Grenoble’s scientific and residential corridor, combining hillside views, established neighborhoods, and access to the wider Isère economy. For apartment investors, that mix gives the city a quietly strategic role rather than a purely local one.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal yet: prices are moving up again, but the income side is not keeping pace. The average apartment sale price is €308,000, rising 1.0% month on month, while the average rent has jumped 12.0% to €1,040. That combination lifts turnover values faster than rental income, creating a tighter balance for new purchases.

The pressure is also visible in unit pricing. At €4,220 per m², Meylan is up 12.7% over the month, even though the annual reading remains 6.2% lower. Sale prices are still 2.2% below last year’s level, which suggests the market has not fully recovered in headline terms, even as the latest monthly move points the other way.

For apartment investors, the result is a yield of 4.36%: workable, but not generously cushioned if price momentum persists. August therefore reads as a month of recovery in pricing and sharper rental adjustment, with investor economics becoming more sensitive to entry price than they were earlier in the year.