Strasbourg Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Strasbourg

Strasbourg blends a historic old town, riverfront promenades, and a strong cross-border identity at the heart of Alsace. Its mix of civic institutions, heritage streets, and modern neighbourhoods gives the city a distinctive appeal that remains relevant for long-term property analysis.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal yet: apartment rents are climbing faster than prices. The average rent now stands at €930, up 9.4% over the month and 3.3% over the year, while the average sale price is €257,000, rising 1.4% month on month and 0.7% year on year. That gap suggests improving income momentum, but it also points to tighter investor economics if purchase costs do not move as quickly as rental values.

The tension is visible in the price-per-square-metre figure, which sits at €3,890. Even there, the trend is softer, with a 0.2% monthly dip and a 3.0% annual decline. In yield terms, Strasbourg apartments are currently at 5.19%, a level that reflects the current balance between stable capital values and a rent trend that is doing more of the work this month. For investors, August is less about broad price acceleration than about tracking whether rent growth can keep outpacing the relatively restrained movement in sale values.