In 2025, 399 sales were recorded in Charenton-le-Pont: enough to choose from, never enough for the finest addresses.
The median for apartments has moved -11% since 2021 and +4% over one year: a market correcting, address by address.
Houses trade at a median of €10,800/m² against €7,600/m² for apartments: land and gardens pay for their scarcity.
Charenton-le-Pont shows a €7,600/m² median on flats in 2025: about a thousand euros below neighbour Saint-Mandé, for two more metro 8 stops. The town layers three stocks: 1970s-80s residences, recent Confluence developments and small units around line 8.
After a peak at €8,600/m² in 2022, the median slid to €7,300 in 2024 before rising back to €7,600 in 2025, one of the first positive turns in the inner ring. 394 flat sales and 5 house sales in 2025, four residents in ten owners: a tight rental market that props up small units.
Two vigilance points: the service charges of 1970s-80s residences, often mid-way through lift and boiler replacements, and the siting of the new Confluence blocks, some façades facing the quay, others the Seine. The house, 5 sales in 2025, trades at €10,800/m²: an exceptional asset.
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