Given the complexity of the real estate market in France (especially in Paris), its rapid changes, and the abundance of available data, determining the value of a property is no easy task.
Naturally, the value of a property is always equal to the price a buyer is willing to pay for it. However, to ensure a property is listed at the fairest price, a comprehensive and precise market analysis must be conducted while taking into account the specific characteristics of the property.
Therefore, it is strongly recommended to seek the advice of a real estate professional to accurately determine the value of a property and its listing price—regardless of the chosen sales method (traditional sale, life annuity sale, sale with dismemberment of ownership, etc.).
With this in mind, our real estate advisors perform a comprehensive market analysis for each property listing based not only on publicly available data (see links below) but also on statistical databases specific to the French notarial profession. Unlike most online valuation tools, which typically compile a limited set of data automatically, our real estate advisors analyze and interpret a broader range of information to provide a truly detailed and accurate valuation.
Moreover, while data and statistics provide valuable insights for property valuation, the specific characteristics of the property itself must be given at least equal consideration. Therefore, for each valuation, our advisors visit the property to assess its strengths and weaknesses, including location, ongoing or upcoming urban projects, housing quality, accessibility, condition of common areas, livable space, layout, and potential for restructuring. Additionally, in collaboration with the office’s notaries, our real estate advisors conduct a legal audit of the property to ensure that no legal issues could hinder or delay the sale process.
Finally, our real estate advisors, with access to all transactions handled by the notarial office, receive real-time market data, allowing them to provide an up-to-date valuation that closely reflects current real estate market conditions.
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Estimate the value of your property in France
Given the complexity of the real estate market in France (especially in Paris), its rapid changes, and the abundance of available data, determining the value of a property is no easy task.
Naturally, the value of a property is always equal to the price a buyer is willing to pay for it. However, to ensure a property is listed at the fairest price, a comprehensive and precise market analysis must be conducted while taking into account the specific characteristics of the property.
Therefore, it is strongly recommended to seek the advice of a real estate professional to accurately determine the value of a property and its listing price—regardless of the chosen sales method (traditional sale, life annuity sale, sale with dismemberment of ownership, etc.).
With this in mind, our real estate advisors perform a comprehensive market analysis for each property listing based not only on publicly available data (see links below) but also on statistical databases specific to the French notarial profession. Unlike most online valuation tools, which typically compile a limited set of data automatically, our real estate advisors analyze and interpret a broader range of information to provide a truly detailed and accurate valuation.
Moreover, while data and statistics provide valuable insights for property valuation, the specific characteristics of the property itself must be given at least equal consideration. Therefore, for each valuation, our advisors visit the property to assess its strengths and weaknesses, including location, ongoing or upcoming urban projects, housing quality, accessibility, condition of common areas, livable space, layout, and potential for restructuring. Additionally, in collaboration with the office’s notaries, our real estate advisors conduct a legal audit of the property to ensure that no legal issues could hinder or delay the sale process.
Finally, our real estate advisors, with access to all transactions handled by the notarial office, receive real-time market data, allowing them to provide an up-to-date valuation that closely reflects current real estate market conditions.
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50
Valuation Data
On average, our real estate experts
analyze more than 50 data points
to conduct an appraisal.
50
Valuation Data
On average, our real estate experts
analyze more than 50 data points
to conduct an appraisal.
Information on Trends in the Paris (France) Real Estate Market
Evolution of the Paris Real Estate Market
You will find below (in French) detailed analyses provided by the Notaires de France (CSN), which publish quarterly updates on price trends in the national, Île-de-France, and Paris real estate markets.
Given its specific characteristics, the real estate market in Paris (intra-muros) follows its own dynamics, often differing from those of the Île-de-France market.
Evolution of the Paris Real Estate Market
You will find below (in French) detailed analyses provided by the Notaires de France (CSN), which publish quarterly updates on price trends in the national, Île-de-France, and Paris real estate markets.
Given its specific characteristics, the real estate market in Paris (intra-muros) follows its own dynamics, often differing from those of the Île-de-France market.
Price per Square Meter Evolution (Price/m²)
Given the unique characteristics of each Parisian district (and even certain neighborhoods), significant differences in price per square meter are observed for the same type of property depending on its location.
To accurately assess the average prices observed based on the location of properties (apartments, studios, etc.), the Chambre des Notaires de Paris provides an interactive map (updated monthly), allowing users to estimate the price per square meter by municipality, district, and neighborhood. You can find the link below.
Standardized prices are calculated based on transactions from the last three months (including the current month). Prices are presented excluding agency fees.
Price per Square Meter Evolution (Price/m²)
Given the unique characteristics of each Parisian district (and even certain neighborhoods), significant differences in price per square meter are observed for the same type of property depending on its location.
To accurately assess the average prices observed based on the location of properties (apartments, studios, etc.), the Chambre des Notaires de Paris provides an interactive map (updated monthly), allowing users to estimate the price per square meter by municipality, district, and neighborhood. You can find the link below.
Standardized prices are calculated based on transactions from the last three months (including the current month). Prices are presented excluding agency fees.
The Specificities of the Housing Market in France (and Paris)
The Paris Departmental Housing Information Agency (“ADIL”), accredited by the Ministry in charge of housing, provides legal, financial, and tax-related information on all housing-related issues.
It conducts extensive research and analysis on the housing market and publishes an annual report, ‘Le logement parisien en chiffres’, which compiles and updates key data on Parisian housing. This data is categorized into three main themes: the housing stock, the housing markets, and the residents.
The General Inspectorate for the Environment and Sustainable Development (“IGEDD”), which shares its analysis reports on the website of the French Ministry of Ecological Transition, also publishes information bulletins on long-term price trends.
The Specificities of the Housing Market in France (and Paris)
The Paris Departmental Housing Information Agency (“ADIL”), accredited by the Ministry in charge of housing, provides legal, financial, and tax-related information on all housing-related issues.
It conducts extensive research and analysis on the housing market and publishes an annual report, ‘Le logement parisien en chiffres’, which compiles and updates key data on Parisian housing. This data is categorized into three main themes: the housing stock, the housing markets, and the residents.
The General Inspectorate for the Environment and Sustainable Development (“IGEDD”), which shares its analysis reports on the website of the French Ministry of Ecological Transition, also publishes information bulletins on long-term price trends.
