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Posted on 11/03/2025

Nice housing market 2025: steady rise in apartment and house prices

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Nice housing market 2025: steady rise in apartment and house prices

Nice: driving the Mediterranean real estate market

After two turbulent years, the French real estate market is gradually regaining momentum. While the recovery remains uneven across regions, the Mediterranean coastline is clearly leading the way. At the heart of this trend, Nice stands out as one of the most resilient and attractive cities, according to a recent study by Meilleurs Agents.

A strong recovery on the French Riviera

With the European Central Bank continuing its policy of interest rate cuts, favorable borrowing conditions are encouraging potential buyers to restart their property projects. Yet not all cities are experiencing the same trajectory: while some Atlantic cities are slowing down, the French Riviera continues to attract buyers, thanks to its exceptional lifestyle and strong international demand.

Nice: rising values and enduring appeal

As a jewel of the Mediterranean coast, Nice perfectly illustrates this trend. According to Meilleurs Agents, over the past three years, the average price per square meter for an apartment now stands at €5,032, marking an increase of 5.1%. Houses have seen an even stronger rise: +6.9% over the past year, with an average of €5,970 per square meter.

This upward stability reflects the strength of a market where buyers seek both the Mediterranean way of life and lasting investment value. From the Promenade des Anglais to the hills of Cimiez or the residential Mont Boron district, the variety of properties continues to appeal to both permanent residents and international investors.

A strong contrast with the west

While cities such as Bordeaux, Nantes, or Biarritz are still experiencing corrections after years of price growth, Nice confirms its status as a safe and desirable market. Local demand remains steady, supported by high-quality infrastructure, a dynamic economy, and world-renowned tourist appeal.

A prime opportunity to invest

In a market where stability and premium location are increasingly valued, Nice is more than ever a strategic destination for investment. Whether for a primary residence, a second home, or a long-term investment, the signals are clear: now is the time to act.

Côte d’Azur Sotheby’s International Realty, a benchmark in luxury real estate on the Riviera, guides buyers and investors through their property projects in Nice and the surrounding areas.

Explore our exceptional properties and benefit from the local expertise of our Nice office to realize your real estate ambitions with confidence.

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