'What can you buy in your neighborhood for the price of a Parisian studio?'

According to the Observatory of the Particulier à Particulier (PAP) platform, for the median price of a Parisian studio you can buy a 206 m² home in Saint-Etienne or a 100 m² apartment in a ski resort. This is not surprising: Paris remains the city in France with the highest median real estate prices. This is evidenced by a study by the watchdog Particulier à Particulier (PAP), a platform where you can buy, sell or rent an apartment.

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The average price of an average Parisian studio (25 m²) is 267 000 euros. For the same amount of money in the department of Nièvre, you can buy a house of about 260 m², the study indicates, or a home of 89''In Marseille or Lyon, it's 52 m². While in some cities for 267,000 euros you can buy a home of more than 100 m², in others the prices are closer to those accepted in Ile-de-France. Thus, in Bordeaux, Lyon or Marseille, the housing area is more likely to be around 50 m² for the same price. Prices in cities are not homogeneous, as Particulier à Particulier (PAP) points out. In Paris, for example, the cheapest neighborhood is La Chapelle (203,900 €) and the most expensive is Odeon (400,000 € median price for a 25 m² apartment).