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Cyril Bottollier-Lemallaz
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Oct 5, 2024 at 8:46 a.m.
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On Tuesday October 1, 2024, the site specializing in real estate advertisements SeLoger.com published its barometer of prices in France for the purchase and rental of property.
Nice (Alpes-Maritimes) is escaping the national trend of falling prices, with continued increases for several months. Within the city, here are the three neighborhoods that are most attractive and most expensive to afford an apartment or house.
Prices are rising in Nice
To invest in housing in Nice, you need an average of 5,207 euros per square meter, placing the Riviera capital as the second most expensive in France, behind Paris and ahead of Lyon.
“Despite a general drop in apartment prices in the ten largest cities in France (-1.7% over one year), Nice stands out with a slight increase of +1% in one year,” assures SeLoger.com.
Demand supports these price increases with an increase of almost +4% in the number of potential buyers compared to the previous year after a drastic drop in the second half of 2023 (-23% between May 2023 and January 2024).
The three most expensive neighborhoods in Nice
In the city, three districts are at the forefront of this increase and desire to invest in Nice. Here they are, with the average prices per square meter:
- Mont Boron (8.241 euros/m²)
- Rue de France (6,851 euros/m²)
- Vinaigrier (6.325 euros/m²).
The three cheapest neighborhoods in Nice
Conversely, SeLoger also reveals the three least expensive districts of the Riviera capital.
1. L’Ariane (2.219 euros/m²)
2. Roquebillière (2.975 euros/m²)
3. Pasteur (3.643 euros/m²).
Very popular places
“These three neighborhoods are particularly popular with buyers because of their immediate proximity to the sea and their panorama,” notes the SeLoger.com scientific team.
It is especially in the Mont Boron and Cap de Nice sector that we find the most expensive streets in Nice, even in France, with Avenue Jean-Lorrain in the lead and its nearly 11,000 euros. average per square meter according to MeilleursAgents.com.
Rue de France is part of the Carré d’Or, a very popular district, close to the Promenade des Anglais.
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