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Paris

870 homes and apartments for sale in Paris, France.
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36 properties shown
ApartmentPrice on request
Paris
ApartmentPrice on request
Paris
ApartmentPrice on request
Paris
Price on request
Paris
Apartment€220,000
Paris
$1,100,000
Paris
ApartmentPrice on request
Paris
ApartmentPrice on request
Paris
Apartment€319,000
Paris
ApartmentPrice on request
Paris
Apartment€199,000
Paris
Apartment$1,020,000
Paris
€3,517,575
Paris
€1,206,026
Paris
€1,295,014
Paris
€2,189,037
Paris
€2,288,539
Paris
€660,007
Paris
€1,490,016
Paris
€1,840,020
Paris
€462,683
Paris
€1,442,775
Paris
€1,771,130
Paris
€2,173,023
Paris
€373,868
Paris
€1,791,030
Paris
€1,840,782
Paris
€7,537,663
Paris
€9,257,979
Paris
€12,500,134
Paris
€1,095,474
Paris
€485,005
Paris
€824,009
Paris
€3,517,575
Paris
€2,507,529
Paris
€260,003
Paris
Buyer's guide: Paris
Anyone looking for property for sale in Paris faces some of Europe's highest prices. Our 754 listings show a median asking price of €654,988 and €10,330 per m², for a typical home of just 80 m². Apartments (354) are almost matched by commercial premises (362), with only 12 houses.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros.
| Metric | Paris |
|---|---|
| Listings | 754 |
| Median price | €654,988 |
| P25 to P75 | €296,882 - €1,450,831 |
| Per m² | €10,330 |
| Median size | 80 m² |
Commercial units are the biggest group (362), followed by apartments (354) and houses (12). Among homes with a stated bedroom count, one-bedroom flats lead with 111, followed by two-bedroom (102), three-bedroom (71), four-bedroom (32) and five-plus (24). Small flats dominate, as in most dense European capitals.
The price spread is wide: the bottom quarter starts below €300,000, often for studios or flats needing work, while the top quarter exceeds €1.45 million.
Paris has 20 arrondissements. The 6th, 7th and 16th are traditionally the most expensive, the Marais (3rd and 4th) is prized for character, and areas toward the north and east, such as the 18th, 19th and 20th, tend to be cheaper. Public transport is excellent: metro, RER and the Grand Paris Express extensions. Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports serve international buyers.
Buyers include international investors, pied-à-terre purchasers and French families. Check the syndic fees and meeting minutes of the co-ownership, since major works are voted by owners.
There are no general restrictions on foreign buyers. The process uses a notary (notaire), starts with a compromis de vente, and includes a 10-day cooling-off period for buyers. Notary fees on resale are around 7-8% of the price (approx.; verify locally). Mortgages for non-residents are possible, often up to 70-80% of value.
Visit our France overview, financing guide and consultation page. Also browse Paris-area alternatives such as Nice and Marseille, or see apartments.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Our listings have a median of €10,330 per m², varying greatly by arrondissement.
No. Filter for apartments if you want residential property.
Notary fees and taxes for older properties are around 7-8% (approx.), plus agent fees where applicable.
Yes, from several banks, usually with a deposit of 20-30%.