Monteux Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Monteux

Monteux sits in Vaucluse’s Provençal landscape, between Avignon and Carpentras. For apartment investors, its location provides a useful starting point, but the city’s own pricing figures are more relevant than a broad impression of the department or southern France.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Monteux apartments is a split between the average transaction price and the price of floor space. The average sale price fell 6.6% month over month, while the average price per square metre rose 6.9%. These movements point in different directions. Reading the lower transaction price as a straightforward fall in apartment values would overlook the increase recorded per square metre. The figures do not establish whether apartment sizes or the mix of sales changed; they show only that the two averages moved differently.

At an average sale price of €185,000, that distinction matters when setting an investment budget. A lower average purchase amount does not, on its own, mean comparable floor space became cheaper. The stated yield of 4.52% offers an income reference, but without a prior yield figure it cannot show whether returns improved this month. Investors assessing a particular apartment should therefore keep the total price, its floor area and their rent assumptions separate. October’s figures support a measured conclusion: the average transaction cost declined, even as the square-metre price rose. Neither measure alone tells the full pricing story.