The stabilization of sales prices is confirmed at the start of autumn. Over the last month, prices have not changed at the national level (+0%) and have fallen by only 0.2% in Paris. Although it is very likely that stone prices will remain on a downward trend until the end of the year, the expected decline will be small, around -1%. Contained variations that are perfectly in season (unlike the weather). In the fall, sales prices traditionally change little due to the seasonal lull in activity. Despite everything, this price stabilization is good news for sellers. Indeed, in 2023, at the same period, prices fell by 0.5% in France and 1% in Paris respectively.
In most major metropolitan areas in France, the seasonal decline in prices is less marked than in previous years. If prices fell in 6 of them, with -0.2% in Nice and Paris, -0.5% in Bordeaux and Strasbourg, -0.7% in Rennes and -1% in Lyon, these declines are clearly lower than those usually recorded at the same time. For example, in Paris, prices fell by 0.4%, 0.6% and 1% in September 2021, 2022 and 2023. The only downside is Lyon, which experienced its worst September in 4 years. In the other cities of the Top 11, prices are increasing: +0.1% in Toulouse, +0.3% in Nantes, +0.4% in Montpellier, +0.6% in Lille, and +0. 9% in Marseille.
