Momentum Builds as Market Stabilizes and Prices Start Rising Again
The Paris real estate market continues to strengthen, confirming the turning point observed in May. June 2025 brings renewed confidence, with signs of a slow but steady rebound in prices and robust activity levels across key districts. While still below pre-crisis peaks, average prices are trending upward — fueled by resilient demand, stabilized financing conditions, and international interest.
Prices Show First Signs of Recovery
According to the FNAIM, the average price in Paris now stands at €9,881/m² as of June 1st, up from €9,450/m² in May. This subtle increase marks the first monthly rise in over 18 months. While differences remain between arrondissements, the general trend points to the end of the correction cycle.
Demand Rebounds in the Capital and Suburbs
Transaction volumes remain dynamic, especially in Greater Paris, where notaries report a 12% year-on-year increase. Paris proper also shows vitality, with a 6% rebound. Buyers — both French and foreign — are returning to the market to capitalize on still-accessible prices and more favorable borrowing conditions.
Rental Market Under Pressure
On the rental side, prices are rising rapidly due to tight supply. The average rent in Paris is now €31.9/m², with strong demand in furnished rentals and mid-term leases. This dynamic is pushing investors to return, encouraged by higher rental yields and secure tenant demand.
Outlook: Cautious Optimism and Emerging Hotspots
Price increases remain moderate for now but could accelerate in the second half of 2025. The 8th, 13th, and 9th arrondissements continue to outperform. CAYMA Real Estate observes rising interest in off-market and pied-à-terre investments from Latin American and European buyers, particularly in prime and up-and-coming districts.
