Its rich historical heritage, dynamic economy and local produce all contribute to the success of this medium-sized city, which has all the makings of a great city! In addition to the cultural wealth that Rennes has to offer, it also offers a pleasant living environment with the nearby countryside, where you can find ponds or urban beaches, laid out on the banks of La Vilaine.
The real estate market remains extremely tight in Brittany’s capital, which remains as attractive as ever. Real estate prices in Rennes are in fine fettle, having risen by 14% since 2020, and it’s hard to beat that, especially in these times of crisis for the covid.
The average price of a house, which has risen by +66% in 10 years, is €550,000. Apartment prices climb to €440,000, an increase of 50% in 10 years.
All neighborhoods are affected by this double-digit growth, including downtown (+12.7%), Beaulieu-Baud Chardonnet (+19.1%) and Sud Gare (+12.7%).
While downtown, Sud Gare and Beaulieu-Baud Chardonnet are the most sought-after areas, neighborhoods such as Bréquigny and Le Blosne have also fared well, and have not been spared by rising prices.