Real estate prices in Poisy in 2026

In October 2026, the average real estate price in Poisy reached 5,516 € per square meter for all properties combined. Apartments averaged 5,258 €/m², while houses averaged 5,808 €/m².

Price changes over time

Over one year, apartment prices increased by 2.88%, compared to a 0.29% increase for houses. Apartment prices rose by 0.78% over one month and 1.86% over three months.

Long-term price trends

Over five years, apartment prices increased by 8.46%, while house prices rose by 11.97%. The average rent per square meter for apartments was 19.5 €/m², and for houses, 24.2 €/m².

Typical rental costs

For a 70 m² apartment, the average monthly rent was approximately 1,366 €, and for a 89 m² house, it was around 1,697 €, excluding additional charges.

Population and housing in Poisy

Poisy has a population of 8,773 inhabitants, with 42.3% of housing being houses and 63.5% of residents being owner-occupiers. The share of second homes is 1.6%.

Purchasing power and borrowing capacity

Based on an annual median income of 52,863 €, the theoretical capacity for purchasing a home is calculated with a maximum effort rate of 35%, including insurance. Over 20 years at an annual rate of 3.54%, the borrowing capacity is 254,001 €, allowing for an apartment of approximately 48 m².

Price variations by area

The average price for all properties varies by IRIS sectors, with the Centre sector averaging 5,104 €/m² and the Peripherie sector averaging 5,694 €/m². In the Peripherie sector, the average price for apartments was 5,307 €/m², and for houses, 5,950 €/m².

Local transport and education

Poisy is served by the SIBRA bus network of the Annecy agglomeration, with Line 24 connecting Poisy Collège to the Tuilerie sector. The area has several educational institutions, including primary schools and a high school.

Data sources and assumptions

The data sources for the real estate prices include SeLoger / Meilleurs Agents and INSEE. The indicative simulations are based on loan rates of 3.54% over 20 years or 3.61% over 25 years, annual insurance of 0.30%, a debt of 35%, and do not include a down payment or acquisition costs.