View of the port of Dieppe. CHARLES BOWMAN/ROBERT HARDING/AFP
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Decryption In cities and on the coast, the lack of supply supports the market. Without prices getting out of control, except in certain microsectors, such as in Etretat or Varengeville-sur-Mer.
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From Dieppe to Le Havre via the seaside resorts of the Côte d'Albâtre, the towns attract with their employment area and their charm. Dieppethe city with four ports – fishing, commerce, pleasure and cross-Channel – is celebrating 200 years of sea bathing this year! It was there that the idea of bathing was born, launched by the Duchess of Berry. Two centuries later, the future Penly EPR will create thousands of jobs. This shows that Dieppe is developing multiple facets and evolving with the times. Its real estate market also knows how to adapt. “There is a strong need for housing, because the city is attractive both in terms of employment and in terms of quality of life, summarizes Christophe Avignon, director of the Victoria Immobilier agency. There is a lack of supply and this contributes to maintaining or even increasing prices, while making the rental market tense. »
Among the sought-after neighborhoods, the city center, Pollet with its fishermen's houses, the Esplanade near the golf course with its Anglo-Norman villas… And prices that make the big difference, between 1,500 and 3,300 €/m², or even beyond, particularly on the seafront. The latter, however, remains a micromarket, approached by locals, Belgians or Dutch who do not hesitate to pay more of €350,000 for an 80 m² apartment in good condition.
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