Vaucluse department Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Vaucluse department

Vaucluse department in Provence combines historic towns, vineyard landscapes, and strong connections across the Rhône corridor. Its apartment market reflects that mix of heritage and everyday living, with values shaped by a region that continues to attract steady attention for both homes and long-term investment.

July 2026 points first to stable pricing, but with a slightly firmer rental edge. The average apartment sale price held at €166,050 month on month, while the average price per square metre stayed unchanged at €2,590. By contrast, average rent moved up 1.0% to €600, giving the market a modest income-side lift even as capital values paused.

That is the key tension in Vaucluse this month: returns are being supported more by rent growth than by price appreciation. The average yield stands at 5.36%, which helps frame the current balance between income and valuation. On a yearly view, sale prices were down 0.6% and the average price per square metre was down 3.6%, suggesting that July’s flat reading is part of a broader softening in pricing rather than a fresh upswing.

For investors following Vaucluse, the message in July 2026 is measured rather than dramatic. Apartment values are holding broadly steady in the short term, yet rent has edged higher, keeping the yield profile intact while sale prices remain below last year’s levels.