Sevran Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Sevran

Sevran sits in Seine-Saint-Denis with a strong suburban identity, shaped by rail links, everyday amenities and a built environment that still leaves room for value-focused investment. Its apartment market is closely watched by investors looking for income in Greater Paris without losing sight of price discipline.

September 2026 brings the clearest signal: rents are still climbing while sale prices remain softer than a year ago. Apartments now average €165,000 to buy and €840 to rent, producing a yield of 7.46%. That spread keeps income in focus, even as pricing moves in different directions.

On a month-to-month basis, the picture is steady rather than dramatic, with the average sale price up 0.6% and the average rent up 0.5%. The per-square-metre price has edged to €2,540, up 1.3% over the month, yet it is still down 5.5% year on year. That annual gap matters: sale prices are 4.1% lower than in September 2025, while rents are 11.9% higher. For apartment investors, the tension is clear: improving rental levels are supporting yield, but capital values have not fully recovered.