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Olympics 2024: how to rent your apartment during the Paris Olympics?

Does your apartment have a room you don't use? Are you going on vacation during the Olympic Games? Now's your chance to take advantage of this particularly busy period to rent out a room, apartment or house in Paris and the Ile-de-France region.

Real estate: Paris has the second highest number of thermal wastes in France

In Paris, poorly insulated homes with a DPE F or G are legion. And there are so many of them that the département is second only to Creuse in the ranking of those containing the most thermal flaws.

Paris real estate: is it more profitable to rent or buy?

This is the question all Parisians ask themselves when they see the price of a square meter in the capital. According to a study by Meilleurtaux, it would take an average of thirty years to recoup a property investment in Paris.

Paris real estate: the price per m² falls below the symbolic €10,000 mark

With the new September estimate, the price of a square meter in Paris has passed a symbolic barrier. It's the first time since 2019 that this average has fallen below €10,000. Now's the time to take advantage.

Paris real estate: which are the capital's quietest arrondissements?

A study by rental management website Flatlooker has determined the decibel levels heard by residents of different Parisian arrondissements. Find out which arrondissements are the most and least quiet.

Paris 16th arrondissement: a condo auctioned from €15,000

Seized by the judicial authorities, real property will be auctioned this October 20, 2022, at the judicial tribunal of Paris. among them, several condos from upscale neighborhoods of the 16th and 3rd arrondissements.

Renting an apartment in Paris and Île-de-France: our tips and tricks

Finding an apartment to rent in the Paris area can turn in a real nightmare whether you are a student or already in the working life. To help you in the quest for the rare gem, here are a few tips and tricks!

Paris: property prices have been brought down by 5% since the beginning of lockdown

Because of the health crisis, real estate agents have a long face and have never recorded so little visits in Paris. After a bit over two months of lockdown and hibernation, the Drimki company gives us a first taste of the damages: since March 16, property prices have been brought down by 5%. With the containment exit, they are being brought back up in Paris but remain stable in cities in the inner suburbs of Paris.