After months of stagnation, France’s real estate market is showing signs of renewed vigor. Prices are rising again in many cities, signaling a potential shift from the sluggish period observed earlier this year. This rebound, driven by improved borrowing conditions and increasing buyer interest, has sparked questions: Is it merely a temporary fluctuation or a genuine reversal of the market trend? 2023 data reveals a growing number of cities experiencing price increases, with over 17 showing monthly gains in price per square meter as of March. Medium-sized cities are leading this resurgence, even Paris is witnessing modest growth. This positive turn comes thanks to improved financing conditions and rising buyer confidence, shortening sales timelines and bringing back activity to previously stagnant segments. While a temporary rebound cannot be ruled out, the growing trend suggests a potential shift towards a more active market in France. This revival is fueled by favorable lending rates, enabling buyers to secure mortgages at less than 3%, boosting demand.