Paris will always be Paris but it is gradually emptying its inhabitants ... Should this be seen as one of the consequences of the multiple confinements to which we have been subjected and which have not failed to reshuffle the cards of the real estate market ? Still, a shifting phase seems to have started between a metropolis visibly lacking in attractiveness and medium-sized cities whose love ratings keep rising. Prices, rents, attractiveness ... State of play of the Parisian real estate market.

Is the Île-de-France region losing its aura?

Are we witnessing the revenge of medium-sized cities on the City of Light? Could the explosion of teleworking shift the center of gravity of the French economy? Because the metropolisation of the economy which, by concentrating job creation in large cities and more particularly in the Paris region, has for years siphoned off the small and medium-sized towns of their inhabitants seems to be succeeding a renewed attractiveness of these famous small and medium-sized towns ... Paris is it short of arguments to convince its inhabitants not to give in to the call if not from the countryside, at least from smaller towns from which it is now possible to telework. A study that we have carried out confirms, in fact, that since confinement, the Parisian real estate market is undoubtedly losing its attractiveness.

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