Property prices trends in France - reports

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JANUARY 2008: French house prices report

Read the full report number 51 (in French!) at: FNAIM

OCTOBER 2007: French house prices report

Read the full report number 50 (in French!) at: FNAIM

mid-2007: French house prices report

Read the full report number 49 (in French!) at: FNAIM

APRIL 2007: French house prices report

According to FNAIM - the French estate agents association - the annual rate of growth slowed as it did at the start of 2005 and 2006, to +6.5% (compared to 10.4% and 7.1% in the same periods of 2005 and 2006).

Indeed prices almost stagnated in the 1st quarter of 2007 itself at +0.5%.

It is interesting that FNAIM describe the "worrying nature of current asking prices, almost twice as high as those observed nationwide in 2000".

Differences were quite marked in different regions, with the 1st quarter increase in the Ile-de-France region being highest at +8.4% for houses, and the lowest being the South West region (a fall in value of 3.1%).

Read the full report (in English!) at: FNAIM

OCTOBER 2006: French house prices report

According to FNAIM - the French estate agents association - the rise in prices in the year to October 2006 was 4.5% compared to 17.4% for the year before October 2004.

The slowdown in price rises was largest for apartments (+4.7% to October 2006 compared to +20.3% for the year before October 2004). The slowdown in house prices increases was less pronounced: +4.4% up to October 2006 versus +13.9% for Oct 2004.

Differences were quite marked in different regions

Some of the largest increases for prices for the recent year of houses were in:

Beziers (+30.2%) and Chateau Thierry (+21.2). For apartments Sevran saw a large increase (+30.5%).

Read the full FNAIM report here [pdf]

See previous reports up to April 2006