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The market in the 47 cities we track, bank conditions and projects from our expat members. November 2026 edition.

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The rental market in 47 cities

Median apartment sale price, advertised rent per m² and calculated gross yield, from highest to lowest. These averages help you compare: the yield of a project depends on the property, the negotiated price and the renovation work.

47villes suivies
5,9 %median gross yield
2 848 €median price per m²
10,3 %highest yield (Manosque)
CityPrice per m²Rent per m²Gross yield
Manosque1 717 €14,70 €10,3 %
Perpignan1 503 €12,20 €9,7 %
Saint-Étienne1 219 €9,90 €9,7 %
Limoges1 582 €10,40 €7,9 %
Gaillac1 667 €10,70 €7,7 %
Le Mans1 875 €11,80 €7,5 %
Clermont-Ferrand2 143 €12,50 €7,0 %
Brest2 087 €12,20 €7,0 %
Orléans2 577 €14,30 €6,6 %
Poitiers2 203 €12,20 €6,6 %
Toulon2 606 €14,40 €6,6 %
Martinique2 900 €15,90 €6,6 %
Chambéry2 966 €16,10 €6,5 %
La Réunion2 767 €15,10 €6,5 %
Marseille3 095 €16,30 €6,3 %
Nancy2 328 €12,10 €6,3 %
Vienne2 334 €12,30 €6,3 %
Bourgoin-Jallieu2 500 €13,10 €6,3 %
Grenoble2 595 €13,40 €6,2 %
Rodez2 052 €10,60 €6,2 %
Amiens2 656 €13,40 €6,1 %
Dijon2 714 €13,30 €5,9 %
Caen2 848 €13,80 €5,8 %
Reims2 753 €13,10 €5,7 %
Tours2 892 €13,50 €5,6 %
Thonon-les-Bains3 629 €16,90 €5,6 %
Rouen2 821 €13,30 €5,6 %
Angers3 163 €14,60 €5,5 %
Montpellier3 351 €15,50 €5,5 %
Toulouse3 295 €14,00 €5,1 %
Lille3 777 €15,80 €5,0 %
Mandelieu-la-Napoule4 697 €19,60 €5,0 %
Antibes4 998 €20,30 €4,9 %
Rennes3 719 €14,90 €4,8 %
Serris4 955 €19,70 €4,8 %
Nantes3 621 €14,50 €4,8 %
Annecy5 155 €20,40 €4,8 %
Cannes5 460 €20,30 €4,5 %
La Garenne-Colombes6 783 €25,30 €4,5 %
Bordeaux4 375 €16,00 €4,4 %
Lyon4 768 €16,60 €4,2 %
Saint-Malo4 547 €13,60 €3.6%
Deauville6 556 €16,70 €3,1 %

Data collected on 9 November 2026, official sources only: DVF prices (data.gouv.fr), rents from the Carte des loyers 2025 (Ministry of Housing rent map). n/a: not published (Alsace-Moselle is not covered by DVF).

Bank conditions

Rates, terms and lending rules published by the official sources. For a non-resident, the bank adds its own criteria: currency of income, country of residence, down payment.

IndicatorValuePeriodSource
Average rate on new home loans excluding renegotiations (Banque de France), latest month published3,32 %September 2026 (provisional figure, published on 5 November 2026)Banque de France, Crédits aux particuliers 2026-09
Average rate on new home loans excluding renegotiations (Banque de France), same month a year earlier3,09 %septembre 2025Banque de France, Crédits aux particuliers 2026-09
Average rate on new home loans excluding renegotiations (Banque de France), previous month3,32 %August 2026 (published on 6 October 2026)Banque de France, Stat Info Crédits aux particuliers, August 2026 (PDF)
Average initial term of new loans for a main residence (Banque de France)23 years and 4 months (23 years and 10 months for first-time buyers)September 2026 (published on 5 November 2026)Banque de France, Crédits aux particuliers 2026-09
Average personal down payment of borrowers (Banque de France)almost €40,000 (€34,000 for first-time buyers)July 2026 (Panorama updated on 10 September 2026)Banque de France, Panorama des prêts à l’habitat des ménages, July 2026
HCSF: maximum debt-to-income ratio and maximum term35% of the borrower’s net income; 25 years, or 27 years with a deferral linked to a delayed handoverin force since 1 January 2022Decision D-HCSF-2021-7 of 29 September 2021, JORF no. 237 of 10 October 2021 (Légifrance)
HCSF: flexibility margin20% of quarterly mortgage lending; at least 70% of this margin for main residences, including at least 30% for first-time buyers; 30% unrestricted (6% of lending)in force since 1 July 2023Decision of 29 June 2023 amending decision D-HCSF-2021-7, JORF no. 0151 of 1 July 2023 (Légifrance)
HCSF: latest amendment to the standardRenovation works threshold for deferral lowered from 25% to 10% of the cost of the transaction; bridge loans with a loan-to-value of 80% or less excluded from the debt-to-income calculationin force since 1 January 2024Decision of 18 December 2023 amending decision D-HCSF-2021-7, JORF no. 0298 of 24 December 2023 (Légifrance)
Usury rate: fixed-rate mortgages of less than 10 years4,09 %from 1 October to 31 December 2026 (Q4 2026)Notice of 25 September 2026 on usury, JORF no. 225 of 26 September 2026, text no. 79
Usury rate: fixed-rate mortgages of 10 to less than 20 years4,68 %from 1 October to 31 December 2026 (Q4 2026)Notice of 25 September 2026 on usury, JORF no. 225 of 26 September 2026, text no. 79
Usury rate: fixed-rate mortgages of 20 years and more5,40 %from 1 October to 31 December 2026 (Q4 2026)Notice of 25 September 2026 on usury, JORF no. 225 of 26 September 2026, text no. 79
ECB key interest rates in forceDeposit facility 2.50%; main refinancing operations 2.65%; marginal lending facility 2.90%in force since 16 September 2026, maintained on 29 October 2026ECB, monetary policy decision press release of 29 October 2026

Data collected on 9 November 2026, official sources only: Banque de France, Légifrance (HCSF, usury rate) and the ECB.

Our members’ projects

The 28 projects that our members tell on video on our results page. These are figures announced by the members themselves, raw and as at their date: neither a market average nor a promise.

28member projects filmed
10,0 %median down payment announced
1projects financed with only the notary fees as down payment
9,2 %median gross yield announced
Country of residenceProjets
Canada6
Switzerland4
Dubai3
United States2
United Kingdom2
Spain2
Luxembourg2
Singapore2
StrategyProjets
Studio ou petit logement7
Other7
Immeuble ou plusieurs lots5
Short-term rental5
House share4

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