After a month of September marked by recovery then a generally calm month of October, with prices stabilizing, the month of November confirmed this trend. At the national level, price change is -0.1% over the last 30 daysaccording to figures from SeLoger. For the second time in a row, Parisian prices fell (-0.3%) while the 10 largest cities in France recorded a new period of stabilization (+0% on average). Furthermore, if prices across France have fallen by -0.2% over the last 3 months, this marks a clear slowdown compared to the same period in 2023, when prices had fallen by -1.9 %.
The lull is even more pronounced in the capitalwhich only fell by -0.9% this fall compared to -2.9% last fall. In addition, certain large cities switched to green this fall, sometimes hesitantly, like Nantes (+0.2%), other times very clearly. This is the case in Bordeaux (+1.9%), Montpellier (+1.6%), Lille (+1.3%) and Marseille (+1.1%).
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