Median asking prices per m² for every town of Côtes-d'Armor, from live listings. Select a town to see where it sits.
Every town of Côtes-d'Armor with enough live listings, ranked by median asking price per m². The line on each bar marks the average.
Asking prices from listings live on One Place, converted to euros. An area needs at least 2 observations for a filter, otherwise it shows as not enough data. Updated Oct 20, 2026.
Median rent €12.1/m² a month against a median asking price of €2,103/m². Before costs, vacancy and tax.
See the full yield rankingHouses ask 36% less per m² than apartments in Côtes-d'Armor.
Every figure comes from listings live on One Place. Final sale and rent prices can differ.
The median is the middle listing, so a few unusual homes do not move it. The average sits next to it.
With fewer than 2 listings for a filter, an area shows as not enough data, never as a price.
Prices listed in other currencies are converted to euros, so every area compares on one scale.
This view was last computed on Oct 20, 2026.
No. They are asking prices from listings live on One Place. Sellers and landlords set them, and the final price can be lower or higher.
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Line up every listing by price per m²: the median is the one in the middle. The average adds them up and divides, so a few very expensive homes pull it up. When the two are far apart, prices in that area vary a lot.
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