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| Title | France Real Estate Market Size, Share, Trends, Demand and Forecast 2025-2033 |
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| Category | Business --> Financial Services |
| Meta Keywords | france real estate market |
| Owner | Imarc |
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| France Real Estate Market Overview Base Year: 2024 Historical Years: 2019-2024 Forecast Years: 2025-2033 Market Size in 2024: USD 236.29 Billion Market Forecast in 2033: USD 330.75 Billion Market Growth Rate (2025-33): 3.42% The France real estate market size reached USD 236.29 Billion in 2024. The market is projected to reach USD 330.75 Billion by 2033, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 3.42% during 2025-2033. The market is experiencing a phase of cautious optimism, shaped by evolving buyer expectations and policy-driven incentives. The shift toward energy-efficient living, supported by government renovation schemes, is influencing both demand and property values. Urban markets are adjusting to remote work trends, leading to growing interest in secondary cities and rural areas. Mortgage conditions have gradually improved, encouraging renewed activity among homebuyers. Meanwhile, sustainability, affordability, and lifestyle quality remain central themes driving France real estate market share. For an in-depth analysis, you can refer sample copy of the report: https://www.imarcgroup.com/france-real-estate-market/requestsample France Real Estate Market Trends and Drivers: The French property market is undergoing a structural revaluation at unprecedented speed due to the acceleration of the energy transition in France. This major structural change will take place organically, probably by a change in national public policy and a strong increase in consumer awareness of property energy consumption levels. Finally, it is in the lowest energy performance categories (F or G rating, étiquettes F et G) where the depreciation and cut in liquidity are the most permanent. Even under the best market conditions, the price gap between low-energy buildings and those rated An or B continues to grow more and more, exceeding 15% to 20%. With compliance deadlines fast approaching, this is creating, very rapidly, a double market, with investment capital studiously avoiding older buildings unless they are climate-neutral or have been well-insulated. A legal ban on leasing followed by a requirement to renovate the worst-performing buildings is likely in the next few years. Sellers of existing buildings have to conduct an energy audit and submit an energy efficient renovation scheme if they want buyers that are truly interested. Developers now have to consider the 'green' building technologies and bio-sourced materials to meet the informed demand of a new generation of conscious environmentally responsible buyers. The reassessment of residential priorities due to the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the French housing market, breaking the tendency towards stronger agglomeration that has dominated the last decades. The motto of a bien vivre (a way of living in which quality of life prevails over proximity to the customary workplace) has thus become a key demand. Elsewhere it has created an economic and demographic boom around TGV orbits of the large urban agglomerations of Paris, Lyon or Toulouse, leaving the cities of Nantes, Bordeaux, Annecy and Montpellier to set the pace by attracting in part teleworkers, young families and retirees to become active alternative economic and cultural centers. Moving to peri-urban areas is also motivated by access to larger homes, green space, lower housing costs, and some urban amenities. In the commercial property market, increasing numbers of flexi-co-working spaces and service centers are being sited in peri-urban areas to serve a workforce that has dispersed across the region. This suggests a change in how the French relate to their own space, their own home, their work and their neighborhood. Given the slowing of new home purchases and the upcoming interest rate hike, the new model, that relies on financial innovation to make home ownership affordable, becomes more valuable. Customary means of using a mortgage to buy a house are not available for many buyers. The housing market is finding innovative workarounds, and expanding alternative home ownership models. The viager is re-emerging as a means for pensioners to release some capital locked up in their property, with most in the market from lease purchase contracts (location-accession), which are popular for buyers with a good credit history who are unable to buy a property outright as they are unable to get a mortgage immediately but are acquiring equity by living there. Toward home ownership, shared-equity home ownership schemes and real estate crowdfunding are also emerging. Here, more investors can participate in and develop real estate finance. In response to this emerging demand, developers are branching out from the housing market, and are focusing on developing smaller, higher quality units and / or investing in mid-market rental housing. France Real Estate Market Industry Segmentation: Property Insights:
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