Montmorency Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Montmorency

Montmorency’s hillside setting and historic centre give this Val-d’Oise city a distinct identity north of Paris. For apartment investors, that local context matters: the figures here describe Montmorency itself, not the wider department.

In October 2026, the clearest signal is that apartment sale prices fell more sharply than rents over the month. The average sale price stands at €279,000, down 5.4% month on month, while average rent declined 1.8%. That difference is the central tension: the purchase-price benchmark has eased, but the rental side of the calculation is also moving down. Looking only at the sale-price change would give an incomplete picture.

The reported yield is 6.0%. It provides a reference point alongside these movements, not a promise of what any individual apartment will return. Sale prices and rents both matter to an investment assessment, and this month they moved in the same direction at different rates. The figures suggest that the average purchase-price benchmark has fallen faster than the rent benchmark; they do not suggest that rental income is holding steady.

For a Montmorency apartment comparison, these city-level averages are a starting point rather than a substitute for checking a specific property. Assess its asking price and expected rent together, and keep the monthly movement separate from assumptions about future returns. The October figures show how the two benchmarks have changed, not how a particular investment will perform.