No French region has seen the average price of its real estate fall between 2020 and 2021. Illustrative photo. (nattanan23 / Pixabay)
In 2021, apartments sold on average 5.6% more expensive than the previous year and 7.7% for houses in France. On the apartment market, Brittany has recorded the largest price increases, while for houses, it is in New Aquitaine that these increases have been the most spectacular.
In the real estate sector, 2021 will have been a milestone year, whether in terms of the explosion in the number of transactions or the prices of goods. Symbol of this dynamic, there is no French region in which the average transaction prices fell in 2021, reveals the Century 21 annual real estate market survey and relayed by Capital .
A continuous price increase for several years
Last year, the price of apartments increased by 5.6% on average for an average price of 227,900 euros while the increase was 7.7% for houses, with an average price of 267,500 euros.
“For the sixth year in a row, the average price of homes has increased. And it grew for the seventh consecutive year in the apartment segment ” , analyzed Laurent Vimont, president of the Century 21 network.
Prices increasing further in the West
These trends are, however, different from one region to another. Indeed, it is in Brittany that the price of apartments has exploded the most with 21.4% more than in 2020, 17.2% in Hauts-de-France or 13.9% in Pays de la Loire. . Conversely, in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes the increase in the price of apartments was “only” 3.1% over this period.
Finally, with regard to houses, the evolution of prices in New Aquitaine was the most significant with an increase of 13.2%. On the other hand, it was, for example, more contained in Hauts-de-France, where the increase reached 5.2%.
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