In Bourg-en-Bresse, the DPE weighs on the value of a property. GUIZIOU FRANCK/HEMIS.FR
Decryption Here, the decline in sales does not really affect prices. But the differences are clear between the old Bourg-en-Bresse and the highly sought-after luxury of the French Genevan.
By Catherine Bocquet
Published on May 7, 2024 at 1:03 p.m.
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In Ain and the Pays de Gex, the real estate market has been slowing down since the second half of 2022. “While the number of sales has doubled over the last ten years, we recorded, in the department at the end of October 2023, a decline of around 11% in the number of transactions, all types of goods combined”, observes Laetitia Jossier, vice-president of the interdepartmental chamber of notaries responsible for Ain.
This slowdown, confirmed at the start of 2024, does not lead to a fall in prices, but a “readjustment according to the neighborhoods and the energy label of the property”, considers Marie-Line Favier-Jouvent, of L’Adresse ML Jouvent Immobilier. For a T3 of 66 m2 in the center of Bourg-en-Bresse, in Vennes or in the Peloux-Mail sector, count on €116,000. For the same surface area in the station area, you must add €10,000. Conversely,…
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