Property prices are rising all the time, and the mountains are not immune to this significant increase. In four French ski resorts, prices are sometimes in excess of €10,000 per square metre.2.
The Northern Alps stand out as the most expensive mountain range in France, with two resorts in the lead.
In first place, Val d'Isère has an average price per square metre of €14,815.2the reflection of the continuing appeal and prestige of the Isère resort.
Alpine property market in good shape
Courchevel comes second with an average price of €12,009/m2. These rates confirm the trend ofa wealthy clientele in search of the rare pearl.
The Southern Alps recorded the biggest increase, with a rise of 6 % over the past year.
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The average price per square metre in the region is now €3,563.2 for all properties, while it stands at €4056/m2 for chalets.
Auron is the most expensive resort in the massif, with an average price of €5372 per square metre.2followed by Montgenèvre at €5241/m2 and Serre Chevalier at €4954/m2.
The Vosges and the Massif Central more affordable
For more affordable holidays, two mountain ranges stand out with lower prices.
In the Vosges and Massif Central regions, prices fell by 2.8 % and 1.1 % respectively.
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With prices per m2 at less than 3,000 euros, these destinations offer a cost-effective alternative for travellers.
In particular, Lac Blanc, nestled in the Vosges, is considered to be the cheapest ski resort in France, with an average price of 1350 euros per m2.
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