Quimper Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Quimper

Quimper blends a compact historic centre with Breton character, river views, and a strong cultural identity that gives the city a distinct place in Finistère. Its apartment market reflects that same balance of local continuity and changing conditions, making it a closely watched spot for long-term real-estate analysis.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal yet: pricing has eased, but rental growth is still pushing returns in the opposite direction. The average apartment sale price stands at €165,850, while the average price per m2 is €2,720. Both measures moved down, with sale prices down 2.4% month on month and 0.7% year on year, and the m2 figure down 5.6% over the month and 7.2% over the year.

That softness in capital values matters because rent has not followed the same path. The average apartment rent is now €590, up 2.2% over the month and 9.1% over the year. As a result, the gross yield sits at 5.03%, which suggests the market is still producing income, but on terms shaped more by falling entry prices than by a broad repricing of rental conditions. For investors, the tension is straightforward: lower purchase levels are helping yield, while rents continue to rise and narrow the gap between income potential and capital pressure.