The Attractiveness of Margins: A Paradigm Shift
In a shifting real estate market, marked by urban exodus, the rise of remote work, and the impact of climate change, some currently peripheral departments are catching the eye of investors. The rural heart of New Aquitaine, long overlooked, could become a strategic safe haven. Here are 3 undervalued places not far from Bordeaux that investors will be scrambling for!
Creuse: A Return to Essentials in a Natural Setting
The Creuse, with an average price of €974/m², rising by 7.6% over ten years, captivates with its ultra-low density (20 people/km²), a temperate climate, and a preserved environment. In Ceyroux, the price per square meter is €628, a record low price in France.
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Corrèze: a blend of local dynamism and a sweet way of life
Corrèze has seen a spectacular increase of +26.7% in ten years. The average price now stands at €1,271/m², reaching a peak of €1,719 in Brive-la-Gaillarde. The department combines authenticity...ité, local dynamism, and great accessibility in an appealing natural setting. Less vulnerable to warming than the south of France, it stands out as a balanced territory.
Haute-Vienne: the alliance of heritage, services, and nature
Haute-Vienne, represented by Limoges (€1,400/m²), has an average price of €1,364/m² and a growth of +16.4% over ten years. This area mixes urban infrastructure, heritage, air quality, and surrounding nature. Its mild oceanic climate and railway network enhance its position.
All three share major advantages: stable climate, rich natural environments, still affordable prices, and new clientele (young families, remote workers, mobile seniors). At a time when the pressure...In the face of critical issues in the metropolises, these departments represent a different vision of real estate investment: sustainable, realistic, and full of promise for the future.
