Saint-Quentin Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Saint-Quentin

Saint-Quentin, in the Aisne department of northern France, blends a compact urban setting with a long industrial and architectural legacy. For apartment investors, it is a city where everyday rental housing remains the main lens for reading value, with pricing now sending mixed but important signals.

August 2026 brings the clearest message: apartment rents eased while sale values stayed broadly steady. The average rent price is €490, down 1.0% month on month and also 1.0% lower than a year ago, while the average sale price is €69,990, up 0.7% over the month and just 0.1% year on year. That split suggests sellers are still asking slightly more, even as rental receipts are softening.

The deeper shift is visible in the per-square-metre figure, which sits at €930 after a 2.0% monthly drop and an 11.9% decline over 12 months. Against that backdrop, the reported yield of 11.25% stands out, but it should be read alongside the pressure on rents and the lower m² benchmark. For apartment-focused capital, Saint-Quentin is entering late summer with stable headline pricing, softer rental momentum, and a cost base that has adjusted materially over the year.