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Paris average 1-bed rent: €1,450/mo Year-on-year rent increase: +2.1% Paris rent control extended; landlords must display the reference rent IRL index limits annual increases Energy-inefficient homes (DPE G) banned from new leases Rent control (encadrement des loyers) caps rents per m² by district; check the reference rent in your lease. Deposit is capped at 1 month's rent (excluding charges) for unfurnished and 2 months for furnished homes. Paris average 1-bed rent: €1,450/mo Year-on-year rent increase: +2.1% Paris rent control extended; landlords must display the reference rent IRL index limits annual increases Energy-inefficient homes (DPE G) banned from new leases Rent control (encadrement des loyers) caps rents per m² by district; check the reference rent in your lease. Deposit is capped at 1 month's rent (excluding charges) for unfurnished and 2 months for furnished homes.

France · Rent guide

Paris Rent Index 2026

Average rent costs by neighbourhood, yearly rent increases and tenant rights in Paris. The typical one-bedroom rent is €1,450 per month, up 2.1% year on year.

Average rent by neighbourhood

Neighbourhood1 bedroom2 bedroomsYearly increase
6e – Saint-Germain€1,950€3,000+1.8%
7e – Invalides€1,900€2,950+1.6%
4e – Le Marais€1,750€2,700+2%
11e – Bastille€1,400€2,100+2.4%
15e€1,350€2,000+2.2%
18e – Montmartre€1,250€1,850+2.7%
19e€1,150€1,700+2.9%
20e€1,150€1,700+2.8%

Indicative 2026 figures (per month, EUR). Compare with real tenant-reported rents on RentScore.

Tenant rights in Paris

  • Rent control (encadrement des loyers) caps rents per m² by district; check the reference rent in your lease.
  • Deposit is capped at 1 month's rent (excluding charges) for unfurnished and 2 months for furnished homes.
  • The deposit must be returned within 1 month (2 months if damage is found).
  • Annual increases cannot exceed the IRL rent reference index.
  • Agency fees for tenants are capped per m².

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