Logical evolution correlated with that of housing: the prices of car park rentals have risen sharply in the Paris region and have stabilized in Paris, according to the annual barometer of the specialized site Monsieur Parking, reported this morning by Le Parisien.
After a year 2020, weighed down by the health context, the car park rental and sale market experienced a catch-up effect in 2021, “quite extraordinary in terms of price momentum and number of transactions “, Reports to our colleagues Charles Gérard, general manager of the platform.
In Ile-de-France, still strong demand continued to drive up rental prices in developing areas, both on the outskirts of Paris and in the outer suburbs. In Aubervilliers and Saint-Denis, two towns bordering the capital, prices rose by 3.3% and 2.88% respectively.
Catch-up in the most “affordable” cities
But it is the cities where rentals are more accessible that have experienced the strongest increases. In Yvelines, Val d’Oise, Seine-et-Marne and Val-de-Marne, the increase reached more than 5% on average. And in municipalities whose average monthly rental prices are less than €60, the increases are even closer to 6%, such as in Bonneuil-sur-Marne (€42).
On purchase, transaction prices also increased but less (between 1.71% and 4.7%), except in certain municipalities, such as Gagny, Meaux (+6%), Le Plessis-Robinson and Nanterre.
Stability in Paris
In Paris, a market more oriented towards investment, prices have stabilized on the other hand. Rental prices have fallen in eleven arrondissements (-1.34% in the 11th for example, to €115) and have not changed (or very little) in three others (17th: €169; 15th: €121 Fri: €162). On the purchase side, thirteen arrondissements were down (from -0.15% to -1.65%). However, the prices of intramural car parks are still very high: from €20,000 on average in the 13th to more than €49,300 in the 6th.