Over the 12 months to end of June 2026, 793 sales were recorded in Vincennes: enough to choose from, never enough for the finest addresses.
The median for apartments has moved -6% since June 2022 and +2% over one year: a market correcting, address by address.
Houses trade at a median of €10,800/m² against €8,700/m² for apartments: land and gardens pay for their scarcity.
A median of €8,700/m² over the 12 months to end of June 2026 across 759 flat sales: Vincennes sells like a piece of Paris that kept its château, its wood and its schools. The Haussmann offer of the centre is scarce and fought over, recent residences fill in, studios near the stations go fast.
The median went from €9,300/m² at end of June 2022 to €8,700/m² over the 12 months to end of June 2026, a pull-back of about six percent absorbed without panic, even with a slight stir over one year. The volume remains strong, over seven hundred and fifty sales, the mark of a market that circulates between families passing the town on.
The hunt in Vincennes plays on floors and streets: a fifth floor with lift on rue de Fontenay is not worth a second on a courtyard two streets away. The work is to untangle the address from the prestige and the real floor area, and to arrive first on what comes up.