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Neuilly-sur-Seine: A Blue-Chip Suburb That Still Offers Value
Properties along the Seine edge in this western suburb continue to trade below central Paris premiums while gaining from new transport links.
How we reported this
Neuilly-sur-Seine recorded average sale prices of 11,800 euros per square metre in the second quarter of 2026, a figure that sits below the 14,500 euros typical in arrondissements 1 through 8 yet above the city-wide 10,000-euro benchmark.
The gap matters now because Grand Paris Express construction has begun to push outer-borough demand westward while central stock remains thin after two years of elevated interest rates. Buyers priced out of the 16th and 17th have shifted attention to Neuilly’s established residential blocks, where transaction volumes rose 9 percent year-on-year according to notarial records released last month.
Streets and services that still deliver
Three-bedroom apartments on Boulevard Victor Hugo and Rue de Longchamp continue to list between 1.05 and 1.25 million euros, figures that include direct access to the Marché de Neuilly and the Mairie’s after-school programmes. The suburb’s western edge also sits 800 metres from the Porte Maillot RER station, a stop already served by Line 1 and scheduled for a Grand Paris Express interchange in 2028.
Local estate agents report that properties within 400 metres of the Bois de Boulogne park boundary have moved fastest, with three sales completed in June alone on Avenue Charles de Gaulle at prices 6 percent under the 2025 peak. The same data set shows average days on market at 42, compared with 67 in the 8th arrondissement over the same period.
Next steps for buyers
Prospective purchasers should review the latest Grand Paris Express station maps at the Neuilly town hall planning office before making offers, as parcels nearest the future Line 15 entrance are expected to see the sharpest price adjustment by early 2027. Local notaries advise locking in financing now, given that Banque de France data points to a further 25-basis-point rate cut before September.
This article is general information only and is not personal financial or investment advice. Consider your own circumstances and seek licensed professional advice before making financial decisions.