Suresnes Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Suresnes

Between the Seine and Mont-Valérien, Suresnes is shaped by riverside streets, hillside views and proximity to Paris. This setting gives apartment investment a specific local context within Hauts-de-Seine: close to the capital, but with a landscape of its own.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Suresnes apartments is the split between sale and rental pricing. Average sale prices are down 7.3% year on year, while average rents are up 18.6% over the same period. The contrast changes how the income side of an investment looks relative to its purchase price, without establishing where either measure will go next.

The average rent stands at €1,690, and the stated yield is 4.56%. Together, these figures give the rental side of the market some scale, but they are not a return forecast for an individual flat. Actual investment outcomes depend on the price paid, running costs and the rent achieved for a particular property; the citywide figures cannot settle those questions.

The useful reading is therefore comparative rather than predictive. Softer sale pricing alongside higher rents may make the income-to-price relationship worth a closer look, but the reported movements cover a defined period, not a permanent shift. Investors can use this monthly snapshot to frame their checks on individual apartments, while keeping the difference between an area-level indicator and a property’s own economics firmly in view.