Vaucluse department Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Vaucluse department

Vaucluse stretches from the Rhône valley toward Mont Ventoux and the Luberon, bringing together Avignon’s historic streets, vineyards and hilltop villages. Its varied landscapes and settlements give investors several distinct settings to consider within one department of southern France.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Vaucluse apartments is that rents rose faster than sale prices over the month: average rent was up 4.5%, while average sale price was up 3.6%. That difference matters when weighing income against acquisition cost, but it should not be read as a lasting shift in returns. Both measures moved higher, making this a story of parallel price growth rather than cheaper entry or unchanged rental income.

The average apartment sale price stands at €168,400, and the reported yield is 5.28%. Together, those figures provide a starting point for assessing purchase cost and potential income, not a forecast for a particular property. The department-wide averages cannot show how an individual apartment’s price, rent and expenses will line up. Nor does one month’s faster rent growth establish whether that pattern will continue.

For now, the useful distinction is between a favourable monthly movement for rents relative to sale prices and the return an investor might actually receive. The figures support a measured comparison, with property-specific costs and achievable rent still to be checked before drawing an investment conclusion.