Property hunters in Paris
Your buyer's agent
across all 20 arrondissements
The 20 arrondissements of Paris in detail: price per sqm, demographics and landmark streets. Our property hunters know every one of them inside out.
Paris median price
€9,900/sqm
Most affordable
19th
€8,200/sqm
Most expensive
6th
€14,500/sqm
Transactions (12 months)
32,230
DVF/DGFiP, 2026
Areas covered
Which areas does a Home Select property hunter cover?
Home Select covers the 20 arrondissements of Paris and 68 towns across the Paris region, in the Hauts-de-Seine, Val-de-Marne, Seine-Saint-Denis and Yvelines. The most requested areas outside Paris are Neuilly-sur-Seine, Levallois-Perret and Boulogne-Billancourt to the west, Vincennes and Saint-Mandé to the east, Issy-les-Moulineaux and Montrouge to the south. Every town we cover is listed here, with price per square metre and commuting time into Paris.
1st arrondissement
Aristocratic elegance, art galleries, luxury boutiques and refined terraces. Tourist bustle meets the calm of covered passages.
€12,500/ sqm
2nd arrondissement
Unique blend of tech startups, textile wholesalers and trendy bistros. The neighbourhood vibrates day and night.
€11,400/ sqm
3rd arrondissement
Omnipresent creativity, bohemian-chic atmosphere, Sunday brunch and gallery openings. A neighbourhood where the art of living is firmly in the present tense.
€12,200/ sqm
4th arrondissement
Absolute Parisian romanticism, medieval lanes, private mansions and lively terraces. A concentrate of the soul of Paris.
€13,000/ sqm
5th arrondissement
Antiquarian bookshops, literary cafés, students and professors. A studious atmosphere tempered by the sweetness of nearby Luxembourg Gardens.
€12,000/ sqm
6th arrondissement
Discreet refinement, luxury boutiques, art galleries and literary terraces. The Left Bank spirit in its purest expression.
€14,500/ sqm
7th arrondissement
Aristocratic serenity, wide avenues, high-end buildings. A rare calm for central Paris.
€14,400/ sqm
8th arrondissement
Ostentatious luxury, flagship stores, palace hotels and fine dining. The epicenter of fashionable and business Paris.
€12,300/ sqm
9th arrondissement
Theaters, cinemas, historic brasseries and new trendy addresses. A perfect balance between tradition and modernity.
€11,000/ sqm
10th arrondissement
Cosmopolitan and creative, Sunday brunch on the quays, colorful markets and cocktail bars. The Paris that moves.
€9,400/ sqm
11th arrondissement
Permanent effervescence, bars, restaurants from around the world, street art. The neighbourhood that never sleeps.
€10,000/ sqm
12th arrondissement
Residential calm, families with children, Bois joggers and Bercy terraces. A human-scale Paris.
€9,100/ sqm
13th arrondissement
Striking contrasts between modern towers, Butte village and Chinatown bustle. Omnipresent street art.
€8,800/ sqm
14th arrondissement
Authentic neighbourhood life, friendly markets, bohemian spirit inherited from the Montparnasse years.
€9,600/ sqm
15th arrondissement
Discreet bourgeoisie, large families, neighbourhood shopkeepers. An authentic Paris away from tourist bustle.
€9,600/ sqm
16th arrondissement
Bourgeois elegance, wide tree-lined avenues, absolute calm and discretion. The affluent Paris par excellence.
€11,000/ sqm
17th arrondissement
Social diversity, Batignolles organic markets, bobo and bourgeois families cohabiting harmoniously.
€10,300/ sqm
18th arrondissement
Montmartre bohemia, street art, African markets and natural wine bars. An authentic and contrasted Paris.
€9,000/ sqm
19th arrondissement
Working-class and family-oriented, picnics at Buttes, open-air cinema at Villette, canal guinguettes.
€8,200/ sqm
20th arrondissement
Working-class and artistic, impromptu concerts, colorful street art, Ménilmontant terraces and Paris views.
€8,400/ sqm
Inner suburbs
Where we search outside Paris
Buyers rarely ask for "a town in the Hauts-de-Seine": they ask for the west, the family-friendly east or the more affordable south. Here are the five zones our hunters cover, and what you actually find in each. Prices are median flat prices from the French land registry (DVF); times are door-to-door journeys into central Paris.
West
The west is a direct extension of the 16th and 17th arrondissements. Neuilly-sur-Seine, Levallois-Perret and Boulogne-Billancourt sit less than ten minutes from Paris by métro and account for most of our searches outside the city: large family flats, high-end buildings, houses in Saint-Cloud and Garches.
5 min from Paris · Métro 1, Bus
5 min from Paris · Métro 3, Tramway T3b
10 min from Paris · Métro 9, 10, Tramway T2
10 min from Paris · Métro 1, Tramway T2
10 min from Paris · RER A, Métro 1
15 min from Paris · Tramway T2, Bus
15 min from Paris · Tramway T2, Métro 10 (Boulogne)
25 min from Paris · Transilien L (Garches-Marnes-la-Coquette), Bus
12 min from Paris · Transilien L (La Garenne-Colombes), Tramway T2
15 min from Paris · Transilien L (Bois-Colombes), Bus RATP
10 min from Paris · Métro 13, Transilien J et L
15 min from Paris · Transilien J (Colombes, Le Stade), Tramway T2
15 min from Paris · RER A (Nanterre-Ville, Nanterre-Préfecture, Nanterre-Université), Tramway T2
15 min from Paris · RER A (Rueil-Malmaison), Bus
30 min from Paris · Bus RATP, Transilien L (Garches - Marnes-la-Coquette)
25 min from Paris · Transilien L (Vaucresson), Bus RATP
25 min from Paris · Transilien L (Chaville-Vélizy), Bus RATP
20 min from Paris · Tramway T2 (Musée de Sèvres, Brimborion), Transilien N
20 min from Paris · Transilien N (Chaville-Vélizy), Transilien L (Chaville-Rive Droite, Chaville-Rive Gauche)
20 min from Paris · RER C, Tramway T6
South
The south appeals to buyers who want floor space that the 14th and 15th arrondissements cannot deliver. Issy-les-Moulineaux, Montrouge, Vanves and Malakoff border Paris and remain on the métro network. Sceaux, Bourg-la-Reine and Antony offer houses with gardens and well-regarded schools.
10 min from Paris · Métro 12, Tramway T2
5 min from Paris · Métro 4, Bus
5 min from Paris · Métro 13, Tramway T3a
10 min from Paris · Métro 13, Bus
25 min from Paris · Tramway T6, Transilien N
15 min from Paris · Métro 13 (Châtillon-Montrouge), Tramway T6
20 min from Paris · Métro 4 (Barbara, Bagneux-Lucie Aubrac), Bus RATP
20 min from Paris · RER B (Fontenay-aux-Roses), Bus RATP
20 min from Paris · RER B (Sceaux, Bourg-la-Reine), Bus
20 min from Paris · RER B (Bourg-la-Reine), Bus RATP
25 min from Paris · Tramway T6, Bus RATP
25 min from Paris · RER B (Robinson), Bus RATP
25 min from Paris · RER B (Antony, Fontaine-Michelon), Bus
East
The east is the most sought-after area for families leaving the 11th, 12th and 20th arrondissements. Vincennes and Saint-Mandé border the Bois de Vincennes and sit on métro line 1. Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, Nogent-sur-Marne and Le Perreux-sur-Marne offer the banks of the Marne and townhouses.
10 min from Paris · Métro 1, RER A
10 min from Paris · Métro 1, Bus
10 min from Paris · Métro 8, Bus
20 min from Paris · RER A (5 gares), Bus
15 min from Paris · RER A (Nogent-sur-Marne), RER E
20 min from Paris · RER E, RER A (proche)
15 min from Paris · RER A, Métro 1 (proche)
15 min from Paris · RER A (Joinville-le-Pont), Bus
15 min from Paris · Métro 8, RER D
15 min from Paris · Métro 8, RER D
25 min from Paris · Métro 8, Bus
15 min from Paris · Métro 9, Métro 1 (Vincennes)
10 min from Paris · Métro 11, Bus
15 min from Paris · Métro 3, Tramway T3b
20 min from Paris · Métro 11, Tramway T1
North
The north remains the most affordable area directly adjoining Paris. Pantin, Le Pré-Saint-Gervais and Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine benefit from the extended métro lines 11 and 14 and a stock of converted workshops. Clichy and Saint-Denis round out the options for buy-to-let investors.
10 min from Paris · Métro 5, RER E
10 min from Paris · Métro 11, Bus
10 min from Paris · Métro 13, 14, RER C
10 min from Paris · Métro 13 (Mairie de Clichy), Future Métro 14
10 min from Paris · Métro 13 (Saint-Denis-Université, Basilique de Saint-Denis), RER D (Gare de Saint-Denis)
20 min from Paris · RER E, Tramway T1
25 min from Paris · RER E, Tramway T4
15 min from Paris · Métro 13 (Gabriel Péri, Les Courtilles), Tramway T1
20 min from Paris · Tramway T1, Bus RATP
Residential west (Yvelines)
Beyond the inner ring, the Yvelines answer a specific brief: a house with a garden without losing direct access to Paris. Saint-Germain-en-Laye, Le Vésinet, Maisons-Laffitte and Versailles are served by the RER A or line L, twenty to thirty-five minutes from the centre.
30 min from Paris · RER A (Saint-Germain-en-Laye terminus), Bus
20 min from Paris · RER A (Le Vésinet-Centre, Le Vésinet-Le Pecq)
25 min from Paris · RER A (Maisons-Laffitte)
20 min from Paris · RER A (Chatou-Croissy), Bus RATP
30 min from Paris · RER C, Transilien L et U
35 min from Paris · Bus RATP, Transilien L et U (Versailles)
30 min from Paris · Transilien L (Marly-le-Roi), Bus
30 min from Paris · Transilien L (Louveciennes), Bus
25 min from Paris · Transilien L, Bus
25 min from Paris · RER A (Sartrouville), Transilien L
30 min from Paris · RER A (Poissy terminus), Transilien J
