Strategies and advice for investing in Parisian real estate
Investing in Paris property remains a safe haven in 2026. Rental yield, tax incentives, neighbourhood selection, property type, SCI or personal ownership: our articles analyse every dimension of Parisian property investment. Our hunters, who work with first-time buyers and experienced investors alike, share concrete strategies to optimise your portfolio in a market where opportunities exist for those who know how to identify them.
13 articles
Detailed simulation of a studio investment in Paris: price, fees, rent, charges and net yield in the 10th, 13th and 18th arrondissements. All 2026 figures.
Long-term furnished rental in Paris in 2026: LMNP status, taxation, landlord obligations and profitability compared to unfurnished rental.
Paris strengthens its Airbnb rules in 2026: 120-day limit, compensation mechanism, mandatory registration and increased penalties.
Property tax relief in Paris in 2026: LMNP, deficit foncier, Denormandie, Malraux, historic monuments. Objective analysis by a property hunter (1,200+ transactions).
Capital gains tax on Paris property in 2026: full calculation, allowances by holding period, exemptions, surtax. Concrete simulations by a property hunter.
Buying or renting in Paris in 2026: simulation over 5, 10 and 15 years by arrondissement. All hidden costs included. Objective analysis by a property hunter.
Buying a pied-a-terre in Paris in 2026: taxation, arrondissements, second home surcharge, temporary rental. Complete guide by a property hunter.
Investing in shared housing in Paris in 2026: +30 to 40% yield vs standard letting. Ideal property, taxation, management, simulation. Guide by a property hunter.
Best arrondissements to invest in Paris in 2026: yield, appreciation, rental demand. Ranking by investor profile (1,200+ transactions).
SCI for buying property in Paris in 2026: IR or IS, creation, costs, estate planning, pitfalls to avoid. Complete guide by a property hunter (1,200+ transactions).
LMNP in Paris in 2026: micro-BIC vs actual expenses, depreciation, deductible charges, furnished T2 simulation. Tax guide by a property hunter (1,200+ transactions).
Rental yield in Paris in 2026: 2.5 to 4.5% gross depending on arrondissement. Detailed gross, net and net-net calculation. Investment comparison by a property hunter.
Investing in Paris in 2026: yield of 2.5 to 4.5% depending on arrondissement, taxation, financing, mistakes to avoid. Guide by a property hunter (1,200+ transactions).
Gross rental yield in Paris ranges from 2.5% to 4% depending on the arrondissement and property type. Small units (studios, one-bedrooms) in the 10th, 11th, 18th and 19th arrondissements offer the best yields. Net yield (after charges, taxes and vacancy) is typically around 1.5-2.5%.
Paris offers greater long-term security and constant rental demand, but lower yields. The inner suburbs (Boulogne, Levallois, Vincennes, Montreuil) offer yields 1-2 points higher with capital appreciation potential linked to the Grand Paris Express project.
An SCI (property holding company) facilitates estate planning and allows multiple investors. Buying in your own name is simpler for a first investment. The choice depends on your tax situation, wealth objectives and the amount invested. A notary or tax adviser can guide you.
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