Real estate prices in Paris: living next to a cemetery?

Living next to a cemetery in the capital is probably a guarantee of a noise-free life. But that can come with a price... Living near the Père Lachaise cemetery is not very expensive compared to other Parisian cemeteries. You are looking for silence and death doesn't scare you, then why not live next to a cemetery? It is a kind of alternative in Paris to the very popular parks that drive up real estate prices a lot. The PAP website addressed this question in honor of All Saints' Day.

Living next to a cemetery isn't always economical. Père-Lachaise Cemetery. As far as Père-Lachaise Cemetery is concerned, it's Paris' most famous final resting place. Balzac, Proust, Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison and many others. How much does it cost to live near these celebrities in the hills' 'people from all over the world who crowd the cemetery. There is less luxury and glitz than at Père Lachaise, but Galabru, Berlioz, Dumas (son), Dalida, Stendhal can also be found here. In this area, the buried set the price at about 11266 euros per square meter, 11.3% above the average price in Paris.

Exceptional graves and soaring prices.

Today on Topical Videos:Disabled people, so what? Napoleon and the surrounding marshals significantly increase the value of this neighborhood. The price here is around 16033 euros per square meter, which is 60% higher than the average price in Paris. Not to mention that the prices of buildings with a direct view of the dome will increase dramatically!

Living next to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier under the Arc de Triomphe is only affordable to a few with a square meter selling for 17175 euros for the closest buildings. Soon there will be residential units on rue Georges-V. Follow all the news of your favorite city and media by subscribing to Mon Actu.