Suresnes Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Suresnes

Suresnes sits just west of Paris on the Seine’s edge, combining established residential streets with quick access to the capital and long river views. Its apartment stock reflects a dense urban setting where location, transport links, and neighborhood character shape day-to-day appeal.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal: rents are rising faster than apartment values, sharpening the gap between income growth and asset pricing. The average apartment rent is now €1,680, up 17.7% month over month and 15.5% year over year, while the average sale price has eased to €530,000.

That softer pricing is echoed in the average €7,460 per square meter, which is down 3.5% on the month and 8.4% over the year. Against that backdrop, the current 4.51% yield looks more relevant than headline price levels alone, because it reflects a market where valuation pressure and rental momentum are moving in opposite directions.

For investors tracking Suresnes in Hauts-de-Seine, the month suggests a more nuanced entry point than earlier in the year. Apartment values have retreated, but rent growth has not followed the same path. The result is a market note defined less by simple appreciation and more by the tension between lower acquisition pricing and stronger rental returns.