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Property in Quincy-Landzécourt, the published sales

Quincy-Landzécourt is a municipality of the Meuse département (55), in the Grand Est region.

The sales published by the French tax administration (DVF) record 7 housing sales there between 1 January 2023 and 31 December 2025. That is too few to compute a median price that holds, the threshold is 25 sales over twelve months, and enough to read each sale.

The table lists the 7 most recent sales, newest first, with the dwelling's surface and the price per square metre when the surface is known. The street is given without the number.

The published sales in Quincy-Landzécourt

Housing sales published in Quincy-Landzécourt
DateTypeSurfaceRoomsPricePrice per sq mStreet
18 March 2025House100 sq m5€70,000€700 per sq mRUE HAUTE
28 January 2025House90 sq m4€140,000€1,556 per sq mRUE DE LA VAUX
17 May 2024House140 sq m6€146,000€1,043 per sq mRUE HAUTE
19 April 2024House120 sq m4€75,550€630 per sq mRUE DE LA BRASSINE
5 April 2024House102 sq m5€90,000€882 per sq mRUE HAUTE
24 January 2024House109 sq m3€69,000€633 per sq mRUE BASSE
8 February 2023House143 sq m5€151,210€1,057 per sq mRUE PERDUE

What these sales show

The 7 published sales of houses range from €630 to €1,556 per square metre, for surfaces of 90 to 143 sq m.

Property prices in the nearby towns tracked by Briveo

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Frequently asked questions

Why is there no median price per square metre for Quincy-Landzécourt?
Because the municipality counts fewer than 25 housing sales over twelve months in the published data. Below that, a median depends on one or two sales and does not describe the market. Briveo shows the sales themselves and points to the nearby towns above the threshold.
How do I value a property in Quincy-Landzécourt?
By reading the published sales of the municipality and of the nearby towns, at comparable surface and type, then asking Briveo for a valuation, which reads the sales of the area and visits the property.
How much is a house worth in Quincy-Landzécourt?
The 7 published sales of houses range from €630 to €1,556 per square metre. Too few to draw a median, enough to frame a property, and the valuation reads the nearby towns as well.
How do I sell a property in Quincy-Landzécourt with Briveo?
Briveo values the property on the sales of the area, publishes the listing and shows the property, under an electronic mandate signed online. The fees are due at the deed.
Where do these sales come from?
From the Demandes de valeurs foncières file of the French tax administration, published as open data, one line per sale, covering 1 January 2023 to 31 December 2025. Sales without a known built surface have no price per square metre.

Source and method

Sales published by the French tax administration (DVF), one line per transaction, dwellings only, one dwelling per sale, block sales set aside, price per square metre computed on the built surface of the transaction. Coverage from 1 January 2023 to 31 December 2025.

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