Saint-Raphaël Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Saint-Raphaël

Saint-Raphaël sits on the Var coast between the Mediterranean and the red-rock Estérel massif. Its waterfront, beaches and coves give the city a distinctive coastal setting, while its position on the French Riviera places its apartment market between town and sea.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Saint-Raphaël apartments is the gap between rents and sale prices: average rent rose 13% from the previous month, while the average sale price edged down 0.1%. Average rent stood at €930. That contrast is more useful than treating either movement in isolation. The rent increase marks a sharp monthly change in rental pricing, but the modest sale-price decline does not, on its own, establish a sustained change in purchase values.

The reported apartment yield is 4.15%, providing a snapshot of the relationship between rental income and purchase costs rather than a promise of an investor’s return. The monthly rent move may catch attention, yet it should not be projected forward as a continuing rate of growth. Equally, the slight shift in the average sale price is too narrow a basis for declaring a broad repricing of apartments across the city.

The practical reading is a divergence to monitor, not a settled trend. Whether the gap persists matters more than one monthly observation. Saint-Raphaël’s coastal geography is constant; the balance between apartment rents, purchase prices and indicated yield can change with each update.