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French residential real estate listings

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In late July 2026, multiple property listings appeared across France, indicating continued France showed ongoing activity in the residential market. On July 26, a three‑room apartment in Bordeaux was advertised for rent at €1,265 per month, while a three‑room stone house in Pluherlin was offered for sale at €275,000. Both emphasized modern amenities such as fiber‑optic internet. Three days later, on July 29, new listings surfaced in other regions: a two‑room duplex in Moirans (Isère) was listed for rent at €630 per month, and a two‑room apartment in Torcy (Seine‑et‑Marne) was put up for sale, featuring energy‑efficiency standards and a balcony. The spread of listings across diverse locations and both rental and sale categories reflects ongoing demand and a broadening geographic scope within markets. By early August, the French housing sector. trend continued. On August 2, further rentals were announced: a fully furnished 92 m² five‑room flat in Marseille’s 5th arrondissement was offered at €575 per month all‑included, targeting a male co‑living tenant; and while a 28 m² unfurnished modest two‑room apartment in Alençon was listed for €350 per month plus €30 charges, with individual electric heating charges. Later that same day, two new sale listings appeared: a five‑room, 86 m² house in Malesherbes, Loiret, priced at €223,900, featuring three bedrooms, a 580 m² fenced garden, a garage and modest energy consumption. a ten‑minute walk to the RER D line; and a 31 m² two‑room apartment on the third floor of a new development in Strasbourg, slated for delivery in early 2026, offering north‑west exposure, modern thermal and acoustic insulation, tax‑advantaged purchase options, no agency fees and a ten‑year structural warranty. These additions reinforce the broad geographic spread and mixed rental‑sale dynamics of the French residential market.

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  1. 2026-08-02 17:36 UTC French residential real estate listings
  2. 2026-08-02 10:04 UTC French residential real estate listings
  3. 2026-07-31 00:35 UTC French residential real estate listings

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