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Cabinet Moraine – Real Estate in Rennes: specializing in the purchase and sale of houses, apartments, and prestigious properties, both old and new – new-build property developments. We work with you to build your real estate project – Sales – Valuation – for both private individuals and professionals.
Real estate professionals in Rennes and the surrounding areas of Rennes Métropole: Saint-Grégoire, Cesson-Sévigné, Chantepie, Vern-sur-Seiche, Noyal-sur-Seiche, Bruz, Saint-Jacques-de-la-Lande, Vezin-le-Coquet, Pacé, Montgermont, etc.
We help you sell or buy at attractive fees while benefiting from our expertise.
Experienced and attentive, we work with you to develop your apartment or house purchase/sale project in Rennes and its region.
Today, we position ourselves on the Rennes real estate market as a global player in both existing and new properties, capable of meeting your needs whether you are a private individual (houses, existing apartments, new property developments) or a professional (offices, commercial premises, professional spaces).
RENNES
A city in western France, capital of the Ille-et-Vilaine department and the Brittany region, Rennes is located at the confluence of the Ille and Vilaine rivers.
Just 2 hours from Paris by high-speed train (LGV) – 55 kilometers from the English Channel coast and the Emerald Coast, about 1 hour from Saint-Malo and Dinard, and 1 hour 15 minutes from Vannes and the southern Brittany coast.
With more than 210,000 residents within the city limits, Rennes is the 11th largest city in France and the largest city in Brittany.
The Rennes metropolitan area includes 43 municipalities across a territory of approximately 700 km².
Rennes is also a major education hub and one of France’s leading student cities, ranking as the 8th largest university city, with over 66,000 students in 2016.
RENNES IN FULL TRANSFORMATION
The city of Rennes is undergoing major changes: many construction projects are underway, with more than 80 cranes reshaping the skyline and impacting the entire city and its districts.
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The EuroRennes business district, with its new train station, creates new connections with the outside world, enhanced by the high-speed rail line (LGV).
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The International City.
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The Convention Center.
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The second metro line, scheduled to open in 2020.
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The emergence of new neighborhoods.
REAL ESTATE IN RENNES
Rennes shows strong real estate indicators, with favorable economic factors such as population growth, job creation, and a large student population.
The rise in property prices in Rennes could accelerate in the capital of the Brittany region. Make the right choice: set your budget, review price-per-square-meter data, and target neighborhoods according to your investment goals.
Nicknamed “the Breton Venice,” Rennes ranks second in terms of economic dynamism. The presence of schools and universities, along with easy access from Paris via the LGV, has led to rapidly rising housing prices driven by increasing demand.
The city center of Rennes is highly sought after. The historic downtown area attracts strong interest thanks to its shops, bars, restaurants, amenities, and transport links, all within an architectural setting rich in historic buildings. From Place Champ-Jacquet to Place Sainte-Anne, via Boulevard de la Liberté and Rue Gambetta, the “Old Rennes” district is among the most desirable areas in the city.
The Thabor – Saint-Hélier – Alphonse Guérin district, quieter in nature, also remains a safe and reliable investment.
The train station district is booming with the arrival of the LGV and the development of the future EuroRennes business district.
In 2016 and 2017, real estate prices reached record levels. The trend appeared to continue toward the end of 2018, with price stabilization in major French cities. A general stabilization of prices in both the existing and new property markets was expected, although prices may continue to rise gradually. According to the Ouest France Immobilier price observatory, the average price per square meter increased by 1.7% compared to the previous year. The main reason appears to be historically low mortgage interest rates, making property purchases more accessible under favorable conditions.
Prices for existing properties are rising, but some sales are stagnating. Fewer houses are coming onto the market, raising concerns about a shortage of available properties. Interest rates remain very attractive; however, any future increase could significantly impact the entire real estate market.
New-build properties are an alternative to existing homes and offer a wide range of options: more than 70 new property developments are currently under construction in Rennes and its metropolitan area.
For lower-income households, buyers can still benefit from the PTZ (zero-interest loan) and controlled purchase prices (around €2,100 per square meter including taxes in certain areas).
Specializing in the purchase, sale, and rental of houses and apartments, both old and new, our agency aims to meet all client needs. Rennes Immobilier supports clients throughout the realization of their real estate projects (sales and rentals) and serves both private individuals and professionals.