Vosges department Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Vosges department

Vosges combines wooded landscapes, spa towns, and a practical inland setting in eastern France. That mix gives the department a steady residential appeal, while apartment markets here often reflect a balance between everyday housing needs and investment considerations.

July 2026 brings the clearest signal: prices softened over the month even as annual values still sit above last year. The average apartment sale price slipped to €113,000, down 1.7% month over month, and the average price per square metre eased to €1,690, down 2.1%. For investors, that cooling comes against a backdrop of firmer longer-term pricing, with the average sale price still up 5.6% year over year and the average m2 price up 4.5%.

That tension is visible in rental performance as well. The average rent held at €500 in July 2026, unchanged from the previous month, yet it is still 4.2% higher than a year ago. On that basis, the department’s apartment yield stands at 6.41%, suggesting income remains supportive even as purchase prices have edged lower in the short term. The result is a market where recent price easing may improve entry points, but the annual rise in both sale and rental values keeps the long-term picture firmly in view.