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Sell in Brest, 29200

Sell your apartment in Brest

Selling an apartment in Brest (29200)? The median price of an apartment there is €2,113/sq m, or about €127,820 for an average-sized apartment. With Briveo, you get a free estimate based on real DVF transactions from the DGFiP, a written Hoguet mandate entered in the register, and three plans, fees 0%, 2% or 5% incl. VAT, paid by the seller, due at the deed. In the Smart plan (2%), that is €3,835 saved versus an agency that would charge 5%, a working assumption (agency fees have been unregulated since 1986 and every agency publishes its own scale).

What you save in Brest

Briveo Smart fees, 2% incl. VAT, paid by the seller
€2,556
Traditional agency
€6,391
Your savings
€3,835

Illustrative estimate for an apartment at the median price in Brest (€127,820). Non-binding figure, your fees depend on the actual sale price and are due at the deed.

Median apartment price
€2,113/m²
1-year change
+2.8 %
Full market analysis for Brest

The Brest market in figures

Sales tracked over 12 months
2,615
Of which apartments
1,996

Source: DVF database from the DGFiP, real transactions recorded in the municipality.

Prices by property type in Brest

Property typeMedian price / sq.mp25-p75 rangeAverage surfaceSales 12 months
Studio€2,675€2,219 – €3,23927 m²291
T2€2,300€1,925 – €2,75045 m²462
T3€2,080€1,757 – €2,50064 m²551
T4€1,897€1,635 – €2,19677 m²517
T5+€1,786€1,500 – €2,175100 m²171
House€2,375€1,982 – €2,88099 m²619

Sell in Brest in 4 steps

Free DGFiP estimate

Estimate your property in Brest in 2 minutes from real DVF transactions, with no commitment.

Written, numbered mandate

Your mandate is drawn up in minutes, numbered and entered in the register of mandates. It is signed by hand by the parties, and one original copy is handed to you.

Publishing + LAIA negotiation

Your listing is published; LAIA advises you on the price and negotiates the offers.

Signing the preliminary contract

Offers managed, preliminary contract and notary file prepared through to signing.

Professional license, Hoguet law
GALIAN financial guarantee
Numbered mandate, register of mandates
Official DVF data (DGFiP)

Frequently asked questions - selling in Brest

Q1How much does selling an apartment in Brest with Briveo cost?

Three plans. The free listing (0%) lets you sell on your own, with no mandate. In the Smart plan, Briveo fees are 2% of the sale price incl. VAT, paid by the seller and due at the deed. For an apartment at the median price in Brest (about €127,820), that comes to roughly €2,556, versus about €6,391 at an agency that would charge 5%, a working assumption since agency fees have been unregulated since 1986 and every agency publishes its own scale, that is €3,835 in savings. The Premium plan, with a dedicated agent, is 5% incl. VAT. (Illustrative estimate, non-binding.)

Q2How do I estimate the price of my apartment in Brest?

Briveo estimates your property from the real transactions recorded by the DGFiP (DVF database) around your address. In Brest, the observed median price of an apartment is €2,113/sq m (+2.8% over one year), with half of the transactions between €1,747 and €2,610/sq m. The estimate is free, instant and requires no commitment.

Q3How long does it take to sell an apartment in Brest?

The timeline depends on the price, the condition of the property and how tight the local market is. In Brest, 2,615 sales were recorded over the last 12 months, with a median price +2.8% over one year, and that is the level of activity your listing enters. A fair estimate (at the DVF market price) and broad exposure are the two levers that speed up the sale. Briveo publishes your listing and LAIA supports you in adjusting the price and negotiating at the best moment.

Q4What is the price per square meter by property type in Brest?

In Brest, the DVF medians by type are house at €2,375/sq m (619 sales over 12 months), T3 at €2,080/sq m (551 sales over 12 months), T4 at €1,897/sq m (517 sales over 12 months). Your own price depends on the floor, the condition, the energy label and the exact street. The free estimate positions your property inside that range.

Q5How does Brest compare with nearby towns?

On the median apartment price, compared with Brest, Roscoff sits about 61% higher (€3,404/sq m), and Landivisiau about 44% lower (€1,192/sq m). A buyer arbitrates between these towns, and pricing above the local median without an argument for it is what stretches the sale.

Q6How many properties are sold each year in Brest?

Over the last 12 months, the DGFiP recorded 2,615 sales in Brest (1,996 apartments and 619 houses). Briveo tracks these transactions to price your property at the real market level, not at a guessed one.

Q7Can I sell without an agency in Brest?

Yes, in three ways. The free listing (0%) lets you sell on your own, with no mandate and no fees. The Smart plan (2% incl. VAT, paid by the seller, due at the deed) gives you all the tools of an agency, a DGFiP estimate, a published listing, a written Hoguet mandate, offer management and follow-up through to the deed. The Premium plan (5% incl. VAT) hands everything to a dedicated agent.

Q8Is the Briveo sale mandate legal and secure?

Yes. Briveo operates under the French Hoguet law, holding a professional T license issued by the Paris Île-de-France Chamber of Commerce, with a GALIAN-SMABTP financial guarantee. Every sale mandate is a written contract, numbered and entered in the register of mandates (art. 72 of the decree of 20 July 1972); one original copy is handed to you.

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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 2,615 sales
  • Figures computed on 2 September 2026