Nanterre Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Nanterre

Nanterre combines a central western-Paris setting with a large, established urban fabric shaped by offices, housing, and transport links. As part of Hauts-de-Seine, it offers a practical city backdrop for apartment investors looking at a mature market within the wider Paris region.

July 2026 points to a clear tension: apartment values are easing, but rental levels are moving higher in the short term. The average sale price is €351,290, after a monthly decline of 1.0% and a yearly drop of 3.5%, while the average price per m² stands at €5,130, down 0.4% on the month and 4.1% over the year. Against that softer pricing, the average rent has climbed to €1,240, up 4.1% month on month, even though it remains 4.3% lower than a year ago.

That mix supports a measured investment reading rather than a straightforward growth story. The current yield of 5.71% suggests income remains meaningful, but it now sits against a market where purchase prices have softened more than rents have recovered. For apartment buyers, the month’s signal is less about momentum and more about balancing a lower entry point with rent that is improving only recently, not decisively across the full year.