Real estate prices Marle
In Marle, houses sell at a median €686 per square metre, with 67 sales in twelve months.
The Marle market is read here from the DGFiP record of actual sales, not from asking prices. Houses carry the local market with 66 sales over twelve months, against 1 apartments. The year-on-year change computed from published sales is not usable in Marle: the volume and the spread of transactions make it an artefact rather than a market move, so it is not stated here.
Market dynamics, Marle
What the sales show in Marle
The median house price in Marle stands at €686 per square metre. Apartments come out at €461.
The average house sold in Marle covers 102 square metres, putting a typical transaction near €69,876. That is an order of magnitude drawn from averages, not the valuation of any particular property.
Prices by property type in Marle
| Property type | Median price / sq.m | p25-p75 range | Average surface | Sales 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| House | €686 | €452 – €1,049 | 102 m² | 66 |
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Estimate my property in MarleSelling in Marle
Pricing in Marle starts from the median of €686 per square metre, then adjusts for what makes your property differ from the average one sold here.
With 67 sales a year, Marle is regular without being deep. Positioning matters more here than in a dense market, because a buyer who steps back is not immediately replaced.
Briveo values your Marle property from these same DVF records, free of charge and with no obligation, then supports the sale through to the deed.
Buying in Marle
Acquisition costs are budgeted on top of the price: around 8 % on an existing property, around 3 % on a new one. These are orders of magnitude; the notary computes the exact amount.
A stable market usually means a negotiation decided by the property itself rather than by any general trend.
How the Marle market is moving
The year-on-year change computed from published sales is not usable in Marle: the volume and the spread of transactions make it an artefact rather than a market move, so it is not stated here. A move of this magnitude stays within what an ordinary year produces.
Among the towns tracked by BRIVEO in the same department, on the median apartment price, Nogent-l'Artaud 200 % above. Those are the gaps a buyer widening their search area actually meets.
Frequently asked questions, real estate Marle
Q1What is the price per square metre in Marle?
The median house price is €686 per square metre, read from sales published in the DGFiP DVF record. Apartments come out at €461.
Q2Are prices rising or falling in Marle?
We do not state an annual change for Marle: the published sales are too few and too scattered for the computed figure to be defensible.
Q3How many properties change hands in Marle?
67 sales were recorded over twelve months: 1 apartments and 66 houses.
Q4What are the acquisition costs in Marle?
Around 8 % of the price on an existing property and around 3 % on a new one. They cover transfer duties, the land registry contribution and the notary’s fees, and the notary computes the exact amount.
Q5How much does a typical property cost in Marle?
The average house sold covers 102 square metres, placing a typical transaction near €69,876. Your own property is worth what its condition, location and energy rating make it worth.
Q6How do I get my Marle property valued?
Briveo produces a free valuation from these same DVF sale records, in about two minutes and with no obligation, then supports the sale through to the deed.
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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 67 sales
- Figures computed on 2 September 2026