Apartment in Paris, house in the provinces, commercial premises or a rented building: in France, sale prices are public. The engine starts from real recorded transactions, then a local valuer can sign the figure.
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M.01The French tax administration publishes the prices of property sales over the last five years (the DVF open data, which does not cover Alsace-Moselle and Mayotte). The engine compares your property with actual sales of similar properties nearby.
M.02French practice expresses value per m² of living area (Carrez area for apartments in co-ownership). The local price is adjusted for floor, lift, view, outdoor space, parking and condition.
M.03The energy performance rating now weighs on value: poorly rated homes (F and G) face rental restrictions and sell at a discount, while A and B ratings can command a premium.
M.04For rented homes, offices or shops, the rent is capitalised at the yield observed locally, taking into account the lease (residential, commercial 3-6-9), indexation and tenant quality.
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Q.01Yes. The DVF database published by the tax administration lists property sales of the last five years with price, surface and location, except in Alsace-Moselle and Mayotte. It is the basis of the estimate.
Q.02Yes. Homes rated F or G are gradually being banned from rental and often sell at a discount. Planned renovation work should be taken into account in the price.
Q.03No. The estimated value is the net seller price. For an existing property, the buyer pays in addition transfer taxes and notary fees, generally around 7 to 8% of the price.
Q.04Montjoie Patrimoine, a member of our network, values residential and commercial property in France, as well as farms, forests and vineyards, and issues signed opinions.
Q.05For an inheritance, a donation, property wealth tax (IFI), a divorce, a dispute or bank financing, a reasoned valuation signed by a professional is recommended.
Q.06Exact address, living area, number of rooms, floor, year of construction, energy rating, condition, and for rented property the lease and rent.
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