The rise in prices for old real estate slowed markedly in the 4th quarter of 2022, according to the Notaires-Insee index published on Thursday February 23, with an increase of 4,8% over one year.
The increase was 6,4% in the third quarter.
The slowdown concerns all categories of goods and all territories, but it is more marked in the provinces and for houses, where prices had soared the most at the end of the spring 2020 confinement.
In the provinces, prices rose by 6%, while in the Paris region, they only increased by 1,4%.
Houses, very popular after the health crisis, took 5,8% against 3,5% for apartments.
Notaries recorded 1,11 million transactions in 2022, a number in decline after the record reached in 2021 but still very high.
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