Saint-Priest Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Saint-Priest

Saint-Priest sits on Lyon’s eastern edge, blending suburban housing, active business zones and fast access to the wider metropolitan area. For apartment investors, that mix often matters more than any single headline figure, because it anchors the city in everyday demand while keeping it closely tied to Rhône’s largest economic centre.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal: prices have eased, but rental values keep moving higher. The average apartment sale price is €209,000, while the average price per square metre stands at €3,250, down 5.0% month over month and 5.4% on the m2 measure. That softer entry point has not prevented rents from advancing; the average apartment rent has climbed to €860, up 4.7% in the month and 22.6% year over year.

That combination explains why the yield still reads at 5.43%. On one side, the annual rental trend has improved strongly; on the other, purchase pricing has only slipped modestly over the year, with the average sale price down just 0.5% year over year. For investors, Saint-Priest in August 2026 is therefore defined by a narrowing gap between falling acquisition costs and rising rent levels, creating a more supportive income picture than the sales market alone might suggest.