Puteaux Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Puteaux

Puteaux sits beside the Seine and includes part of La Défense, placing residential streets close to a major office district west of Paris. Its riverside and business-district settings provide context for apartment figures that should not be mistaken for a single neighbourhood trend.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Puteaux apartments is the year-on-year decline in the average sale price, down 9.4%. The average sale price stands at €596,500. That movement may change how an investor views an entry price, but it does not, by itself, show whether individual apartments are attractively priced. A citywide average can also shift with the mix of properties represented; the supplied figures do not isolate that effect. The question is what the rental figures say about the income side of the decision.

There is a counterweight: the average rent is also down 5.2% year on year. Sale prices and rents have moved in the same direction, although the sale-price decline is larger in percentage terms. That difference could improve the relationship between purchase cost and rent in some comparisons, but it is not a property-level return. The reported yield is 4.64%; without details of costs, financing, or the apartments behind the averages, it is a broad reference rather than a forecast. For this month, the practical takeaway is to assess price and rent together: a lower purchase benchmark tells only part of the story when the rental benchmark has softened too.