The Ministry of Housing publishes its rent map in France

Knowing the level of rents at the local level provides valuable information for public and private actors involved in rental markets. For the Ministry in charge of the City and Housing, it makes it possible to evaluate the systems and to design tools better adapted to the realities of the territories.

The development of the rent map is thus based on renewed partnerships with leboncoin and the SeLoger Group. The use of data from advertisements on these platforms allows ANIL to benefit from up-to-date knowledge of rents. The indicators released today therefore relate to the third quarter of 2022.

In connection with its partners, the ANIL has also made methodological changes and produced new indicators, which allow the map of rents to undergo substantial change. The tool is not intended to serve as a support for measuring the evolution of rents, but on the other hand makes it possible to know the differences between territories.

Complementary to the information from the network of Local Rent Observatories (OLL), which each year publishes the rent levels practiced in around fifty urban areas representing nearly half of the French rental stock, the rent map is posted on the website of the ministry. It will be updated every year by the ANIL, in liaison with the ministry and the project partners.

In France, the monthly rent is on average 8,20 euros per m2 for a house, against 9,38 euros for an apartment, according to estimates by the National Agency for Housing Information (ANIL) on the based on advertisements published on the leboncoin and SeLoger Group platforms.

The rent per m2 of a house reaches a maximum of 28,35 euros per month in the 92th arrondissement of Paris as well as in six municipalities in the Hauts-de-Seine department (XNUMX): Garches, Vaucresson, Marnes-la-Coquette , Ville-d'Avray, Neuilly-sur-Seine and Boulogne-Billancourt.

Forty-eight municipalities in the Vosges (88) and Haute-Marne (52) share the bottom of the ranking of houses with a price per m2 estimated at 5,18 euros.

The cheapest apartments to rent in France are in Darney in the Vosges (5,75 euros per m2) and the most expensive in the 4th arrondissement of the capital (33,07 euros).

Find online the rent card.