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A Softer Yet Still Resilient Market

After a particularly dynamic first half of the year, the Paris 6th arrondissement real estate market has shown signs of stabilization since September.
“We have moved from an overheated market—where rare properties sold instantly and at record prices—to a more balanced phase where buyers are taking more time to decide,” explains Romain Sarkissian.

Uncertainty surrounding fiscal reforms and interest rate trends has made some purchasers more cautious.
Nevertheless, exceptional properties continue to sell well, confirming the resilience of the luxury real estate segment in Paris 6.

Distinct Sectors and Buyer Profiles

The 6th arrondissement encompasses a variety of sectors, each with its own clientele, lifestyle, and pricing structure:

Luxembourg – Village Vavin

A favorite among French families, often already residents of the area, who seek proximity to the Luxembourg Gardens and prestigious schools such as Lycée Montaigne and École Alsacienne.
Property prices average around €14,000/m², with peaks between €17,000 and €18,000/m² for apartments offering terraces, open views, or rare amenities.

Saint-Germain-des-Prés – Saint-Sulpice

The historic and cultural heart of the Left Bank, this area attracts an international clientele—mainly Anglo-Saxon and Chinese buyers—drawn by the authentic charm of Parisian architecture.
Average prices hover around €16,000/m², with notable highs for emblematic addresses.

Duroc / Sèvres and the Border of the 5th Arrondissement

These outer areas of the 6th remain more affordable, with average prices near €12,000/m².
Properties there tend to take longer to sell, but still appeal to buyers seeking quality homes in quieter neighborhoods.