Open data
Paris and Île-de-France property prices, as open data
This dataset covers the 20 arrondissements of Paris and 68 towns of the Paris region: median price per square metre for a flat (DVF vintage, avril 2026), house prices where they exist, transaction volumes and the 2021-2025 yearly history. It is freely reusable under the CC-BY 4.0 license, with the attribution "Home Select, homeselect.paris".
Preview: the most expensive areas
Arrondissements
| Area | Median flat price |
|---|---|
| Paris 6e | €14,500/sqm |
| Paris 7e | €14,400/sqm |
| Paris 4e | €13,000/sqm |
| Paris 1er | €12,500/sqm |
| Paris 8e | €12,300/sqm |
| Paris 3e | €12,200/sqm |
Towns
| Area | Median flat price |
|---|---|
| Neuilly-sur-Seine | €10,500/sqm |
| Levallois-Perret | €9,200/sqm |
| Vincennes | €8,700/sqm |
| Saint-Mandé | €8,600/sqm |
| Boulogne-Billancourt | €8,400/sqm |
| Issy-les-Moulineaux | €7,700/sqm |
Where these figures come from
The base is DVF (Demandes de valeurs foncières), the public register of sales kept by the French tax administration and published on data.gouv.fr. We reprocess the avril 2026 vintage: flat and house sales, excluding outbuildings and atypical transactions, aggregated by arrondissement and by town.
The price shown is a MEDIAN, not an average: half the sales closed above it, half below. It withstands extreme sales better than an average, and it is the convention used by French notaries.
Known limits: DVF publishes with a lag of several months, so the figures describe completed sales, not current asking prices. Small volumes (some towns) make the median more volatile. Demographics come from the INSEE census.
Terms of reuse
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY) license: you may copy, redistribute and rework this data, commercially included, on one condition: credit "Home Select, homeselect.paris". For a citation in an article or an answer: "Source: Home Select, reprocessed DVF data, avril 2026".
Data vintage avril 2026, page reviewed on August 15, 2026.
