Real estate prices in the Ile-de-France region: Buyers are taking the lead again

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Whether you're in Paris or elsewhere in the region, the days of a crazy real estate boom are over. Real estate valuation platform Meilleurs Agents reports that sales timelines are increasing everywhere, and now it's buyers who are setting the terms.

The real estate market in France has been hit hard by rising mortgage interest rates and difficulty in obtaining credit, according to reports, leading to longer sales timelines. This is particularly noticeable in the Ile-de-France region.

This trend is also affecting the real estate market in the rest of France. Longer property is sold not only in the capital, but also in suburban areas, which creates more favorable conditions for buyers.

A very interesting situation is observed in different areas of France. For example, La Garenne-Colombe is a city that is proving to be resilient to falling prices. And you can still find bargains in Lille and Pantin.

In Paris, however, thanks to a new site, Les Halles, there has been a drop in prices per square meter.

Summary

The timing of sales in the real estate market in France is increasingly increasing and this is creating better conditions for buyers. The reason for this is rising mortgage interest rates and difficulty in obtaining a loan. This situation is observed both in Paris and in the rest of France. As a result, some neighborhoods are less susceptible to price declines, while others may offer bargains for buyers. Paris, for example, has seen a drop in prices per square meter thanks to a new facility, Les Halles.