Paris Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Paris

Paris is shaped by historic streets, dense apartment buildings and distinct neighbourhoods along the Seine. Its cultural landmarks and public transport network provide a geographical frame for comparing apartments across the city.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Paris apartments is the monthly rise in average rent, up 36.0%, while average sale prices rose 1.8%. That gap is the central tension in this month’s figures: the rental measure moved much faster than the purchase-price measure. It is a notable contrast, but one month’s change does not establish that rents will keep rising at this pace or that every apartment will follow the same pattern.

The average sale price stands at €610,000, and the reported yield is 5.75%. Together, these measures offer a starting point for assessing purchase cost against rental return, not a projection of what an individual property will earn. The averages cover apartments across Paris, so they are broad reference points rather than a substitute for examining a specific address, unit size and running costs.

For investors comparing opportunities, the practical question is whether the stronger rental reading changes the case for a particular purchase once its price and expected rent are assessed on the same basis. October’s figures warrant closer attention to that balance; they do not, on their own, show how durable the rent shift will be.