In 2025, 610 sales were recorded in Pantin: enough to choose from, never enough for the finest addresses.
The median for apartments has moved -12% since 2021 and +3% over one year: a market correcting, address by address.
Houses trade at a median of €8,600/m² against €6,100/m² for apartments: land and gardens pay for their scarcity.
Pantin shows a €6,100/m² median on flats in 2025: five hundred euros below Montreuil, for ten minutes to Paris by metro 5 and RER E. The market writes itself in three stocks: lofts born from factories, renovated flats in the centre, new builds on the Ourcq quays.
The median has slipped by about twelve percent since 2021, from €6,900 to €6,100/m², before straightening in 2025: the first stirring after four falling years. 578 flat sales and 32 house sales in 2025, fewer than three residents in ten owners: a rental town refamilialising in waves.
Two vigilance points: the charges of converted industrial co-ownerships, with unusual technical equipment, and those of recent residences, lifts and car parks included. The Pantin house, 32 sales in 2025, trades at €8,600/m²: rare, it hides behind the centre’s walls.
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