In 2025, 156 sales were recorded in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence: enough to choose from, never enough for the finest addresses.
The median for houses is up +8% since 2021, +3% in the last year alone: the trend holds, and sellers know it.
Sales range from €3,200/m² to €6,400/m²: address and condition make the price.
Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is the gateway to a closed market: across the Alpilles, mas, estates and fine houses sell off the listings, through notaries, caretakers and family networks, before ever being photographed. What is advertised is only a fraction of what actually trades. A serious buyer therefore works on watch, under a search mandate: it is the condition of access to what matters here, and everything else is shop window.
The town itself layers two markets. In the old centre, around the place Plessis, deep village houses, often reworked, sometimes arranged around a patio: scarcity, life on foot, the Wednesday market for rhythm. On the foothills and in the plain to the south, mas with their land, facing the ridge: this is where the international clientele plays, and where everything is handled most discreetly. The two markets do not compare, and mixing them wastes everyone’s time.
Technical vigilance matches the fabric: stone walls and rising damp, roof timbers and tile roofs, individual drainage in the hamlets. Around Glanum and the protected sectors of the massif, planning locks down: an extension, a pool, the colour of a shutter all take time and discussion. Hence delays the hurried buyer pays for in missed properties: here one spots quickly and examines slowly, and that order wins.
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