Price of a house in Grenoble
In Grenoble, the median price of a house is €3,540/sq.m, i.e. about €346,920 for an average area of 98 sq.m. Data from actual DVF transactions by the DGFiP (50 sales over the 12 months ending 31 December 2025).
Price range (house)
What DVF sales say about the price of a house in Grenoble
This property type takes about 2% of local activity, 50 of the 2,391 apartment and house sales counted over twelve months. Of the 6 property types measured in Grenoble, the house ranks 1st by price per sq.m and 6th by number of sales over 12 months. Compared with the neighbouring towns tracked by Briveo where this property type is measured, Meylan comes out at €4,226/sq.m, about 19% above, and Bourgoin-Jallieu at €2,766/sq.m, about 22% below.
Observed sale prices of a house in Grenoble
Of the sales of a house à Grenoble, half closed between 252,625 € and 420,464 €, for a median price of 329,500 €.
Half of the house sold measure between 72 and 120 sq.m. The median plot of a house sold is 484 sq.m.
Three years of sales
| Year | Sales | Median per sq.m |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 81 | €3,647/sq.m |
| 2024 | 64 | €3,556/sq.m |
| 2025 | 50 | €3,268/sq.m |
Between 2023 and 2025, the median price per sq.m of a house went from 3,647 € to 3,268 €, −10.4 %.
Source and method
- Property transfer records (DVF), published by the French tax authority (DGFiP)
- Sales recorded from 1 January 2023 to 31 December 2025
- Based on 50 sales
- Figures computed on 30 October 2026
The town
Grenoble covers 18.1 km², lies between 204 and 600 m above sea level and had 156,140 inhabitants in the 2023 census.
Grenoble (pronounced) is a commune in the South-East of France, in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. It is the chef-lieu of the département of Isère and the former capital of the Dauphiné. Grenoble is the central commune of the second largest conurbation in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region by number of inhabitants (after that of Lyon), and the fourth commune in this region (behind Lyon, Saint-Étienne and Villeurbanne). Its conurbation of 450,000 inhabitants is also the largest metropolis in the Alps (ahead of Innsbruck, whose conurbation has 300,000 inhabitants, and Bolzano), which has earned it the nickname, in France, of capitale des Alpes.
The full property page of the town
From Wikidata and the Wikipedia article « Grenoble », licensed CC BY-SA 4.0, read on 13 October 2026. Translated from the French article. Read the article
Other property types in Grenoble
Price of a house in nearby cities
Cities tracked by BRIVEO in the same department, median for the same property type when available.
Frequently asked questions, House in Grenoble
Q1What is the price of a house in Grenoble in 2026?
In Grenoble, the median price of a house is €3,540/sq.m, with a range of €2,859 to €4,165/sq.m (1st to 3rd quartile), based on DVF sales published by the DGFiP.
Q2What budget for a house of 98 sq.m in Grenoble?
For the average observed area (98 sq.m), the indicative budget goes from about €280,182 (1st quartile) to €408,170 (3rd quartile), around €346,920 at the median price. Indicative calculation, DVF price per sq.m multiplied by the area, excluding notary fees.
Q3How does the price of a house compare with apartments in Grenoble?
The median price of a house in Grenoble is about 39% above the city's apartment median (€2,552/sq.m), based on DVF sales published by the DGFiP.
Q4How many house sales in Grenoble?
The DGFiP DVF database records 50 sales of this type in Grenoble over the last 12 months.