Each listing comes straight from a French agency's own feed: the price with the fees in it, who pays the fees, the energy rating. In euros, as in the agency's window.
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Meanwhile, what homes actually sold for in the commune you have in mind comes from the notaries' records, and MyFrenchHouse, a partner, lists homes in English across France.
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For a sale, each card shows what French law asks of an ad by a professional: the price with the buyer's fees in it and the price before those fees when the buyer pays them, who pays the fees and their share of the price, the energy and climate classes and the estimated yearly energy cost (arrêté du 10 janvier 2017, CCH, article L126-33). The figures are the agency's, as its software sends them; we do not fill in a figure the agency leaves out. EasyFranceNow carries the ads and is not a party to the sale.
Asking prices are one thing. These are the prices written in the deeds, as the tax administration publishes them: every recorded sale of a single house or apartment in 2025, 822,163 sales in 30,484 communes.
Source: Demandes de valeurs foncières géolocalisées (DGFiP data, geolocated by Etalab, Licence Ouverte 2.0), files read on October 29, 2026, sales dated January 1, 2025 to December 31, 2025. The DGFiP publishes these files twice a year, in April and October, and does not cover Alsace, Moselle and Mayotte. A sale counts here when the deed carries exactly one house or one apartment with a built surface of 9 m² or more and a price between 150 and 30,000 € per m²; a deed with several homes, a plot alone or a business is left out. The surface is the built surface in the deed, not the living space of a listing, so a price per square meter here runs a little lower than one computed on a listing. No address is shown and nothing of these files is in the page itself: they are read in your browser when you search.
Paris, Lyon and Marseille are listed by arrondissement. Or see Sarlat-la-Canéda, Nice or Bordeaux.
France excluding Mayotte, second quarter of 2026, provisional: apartments -0.1%, houses -1.3%. On the quarter: -1.0%.
INSEE, Informations rapides n° 216, Indices Notaires-Insee des prix des logements anciens, 8 September 2026. Read October 29, 2026. Next release November 24, 2026.
Second quarter of 2026. Île-de-France as a whole: -0.3% over one year; the rest of France: -1.0%.
INSEE, Informations rapides n° 216, 8 September 2026. Read October 29, 2026. Next release November 24, 2026.
Existing homes sold in the twelve months to the end of June 2026, as estimated by INSEE and the notaries: 2.5% of the housing stock.
INSEE, Informations rapides n° 216, 8 September 2026. Read October 29, 2026. Next release November 24, 2026.
August 2026 (provisional), excluding renegotiations, as the Banque de France measures it (narrow effective rate, before fees and insurance). 3.10% a year earlier. 99.5% of new home loans are at a fixed rate.
Banque de France, Crédits aux particuliers, August 2026, published 6 October 2026. Read October 29, 2026.
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