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Ternes, Paris 17th
SoldThe Ternes district recorded 2,000 apartment sales from January 2023 to June 2026. What these sales reveal about the district, and what only a visit to your apartment can establish.
From January 2023 to June 2026, the median price of an apartment sold in the Ternes district stands at €10,673/m², across 2,000 sales recorded in DVF. Half of the sales fall between €9,097/m² and €12,000/m².
In the first half of 2026 alone, the district recorded 287 sales: enough for an overall median (€10,446/m²), too few to break it down by type. The figures on this page therefore cover January 2023 – June 2026.
From January 2023 to June 2026, the district's median is 4.2% above that of the 17th arrondissement (€10,242/m²) and 8.3% above that of Paris (€9,857/m²).
A district median does not set the price of an apartment. The Ternes district brings together very different buildings and streets; only an examination of the property can place it within the range.
Over the whole of 2025, the median price of an apartment sold in the Ternes district was €10,306/m² (636 sales, DGFiP files).
All sales on this page come from the raw DGFiP « Demandes de valeurs foncières » files published in 2026; the files carry no sale identifier, so sales were regrouped and positioned at the plot by us. Sales from 2026 are provisional (file of 12 October 2026): later releases will add sales to this half-year.
The place des Ternes is rarely silent, and that is also part of its charm. You come out of the metro, pass the regulars on the terraces, walk by the florists, then head off towards the rue Poncelet. There, shopping becomes almost a stroll: fishmongers, greengrocers, cheesemongers and food shops follow one another a few steps from the residential buildings.
The rue Poncelet market sets the tone. People come here to prepare a dinner, but also to chat, look at what has just come in and take the time to choose. Not far away, the brasserie La Lorraine, on the 8th-arrondissement side of the place des Ternes, is one of its historic addresses. For a livelier evening, the avenue des Ternes and the neighbouring streets offer plenty of restaurants, with no need to cross Paris.
For a walk, you can reach the Arc de Triomphe along the avenue de Wagram or head for the quieter streets that run down towards the Plaine-Monceau. It is this alternation between busy shopping streets and residential streets that makes the Ternes interesting. Families appreciate how easy daily life is; working people, the transport links and the restaurants within walking distance.
In property terms, a viewing in this area often begins with a simple question: does it overlook a main road or a more sheltered street? Fine period buildings can offer generous ceiling heights and reception rooms, but traffic, aspect and the condition of the building deserve particular attention. A few street numbers apart, the atmosphere can sometimes change markedly.
Source: DVF (DGFiP), raw files · apartment sales located within the Ternes district · METROREALTY calculation using the rules of data.metrorealty.fr
| Year | Median price | Sales |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | €11,429/m² | 641 |
| 2022 | €11,403/m² | 760 |
| 2023 | €11,182/m² | 561 |
| 2024 | €10,532/m² | 516 |
| 2025 | €10,306/m² | 636 |
Annual median price per m² of DVF apartment sales, the Ternes district. The number of sales each year is shown below the axis; for a single district, each annual point should be read with caution.
The Ternes page on data.metrorealty.fr shows the median over five years (2021-2025), computed on the geolocated version of the same sales; on the raw DGFiP files it is €11,000/m² (3,114 sales), higher because it includes 2021 and 2022, when prices were higher. Same district, same calculation rules; the period and the file version differ. Our page on the 17th arrondissement market also covers its neighbourhoods and everyday life.
| Type | Median price | P25 – P75 | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio (1 room) | €10,500/m² | 9,194 – 11,887 | 464 |
| 2 rooms | €10,370/m² | 8,898 – 11,750 | 539 |
| 3 rooms | €10,617/m² | 9,080 – 11,828 | 434 |
| Family (4 rooms or more) | €11,264/m² | 9,859 – 12,638 | 460 |
Sales of a single apartment, over three years; raw gaps, which mix floor, condition and address.
Prices street by street and address by address are published on data.metrorealty.fr. The statistics on this page cover the geographic boundary of the district; the list of streets follows the assignment used by data.metrorealty.fr.
Streets assigned to the district by data.metrorealty.fr (survey of 8 October 2026).
The district and those bordering it, from January 2023 to June 2026. Each name links to its valuation page.
| Area | Median price | P25 – P75 | Sales | Gap to Paris |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ternes | €10,673/m² | 9,097 – 12,000 | 2,000 | +8.3% |
| Faubourg-du-Roule | €12,450/m² | 10,789 – 14,245 | 555 | +26.3% |
| Porte-Dauphine | €11,917/m² | 10,310 – 13,822 | 1,335 | +20.9% |
| Chaillot | €12,367/m² | 10,686 – 14,895 | 1,152 | +25.5% |
| Plaine-Monceau | €11,133/m² | 9,686 – 12,660 | 1,570 | +12.9% |
The other districts of the 17th: Plaine-Monceau, Batignolles, Épinettes. For the arrondissement as a whole: valuation in the 17th.
DATA knows a great deal about the building and its surroundings. METROREALTY sees what databases cannot. In the Ternes district, the building, the floor and the light set two apartments on the same street apart. No database records them.
The measured baseline shown on this page, the closest comparable sales, then the visit, which establishes what the data cannot see: the METROREALTY valuation method.
SoldFrom January 2023 to June 2026, the median price of apartments sold in the Ternes district stands at €10,673/m², across 2,000 sales recorded in DVF. Half of the sales fall between €9,097/m² and €12,000/m².
data.metrorealty.fr publishes the median over five years, from 2021 to 2025, computed on the geolocated version of the same sales; on the raw DGFiP files used here it is €11,000/m² across 3,114 sales. This page presents the period January 2023 – June 2026. The calculation rules are the same; the period and the file version differ.
From January 2023 to June 2026, the district's median is 4.2% above that of the 17th arrondissement (€10,242/m²). This should be read alongside the spread within the district: half of the sales range from €9,097/m² to €12,000/m².
No. The median for the Ternes district describes a district where very different buildings and streets sit side by side: from January 2023 to June 2026, half of the sales range from €9,097/m² to €12,000/m². Where your apartment sits within that range depends on its building, floor, condition and light, which the visit makes it possible to assess.
It is complimentary and comes with no obligation. An adviser will contact you within 2 working hours; after the visit, your written, reasoned valuation is delivered within 48 hours. It starts from the sales presented on this page and adds what only the visit can assess: condition, layout, floor, light, co-ownership.
We place your apartment among the district's sales, street by street, then value it on site.
Complimentary, no-obligation valuation. An adviser will contact you within 2 working hours; your written, reasoned valuation is delivered within 48 hours of the visit.
Real estate analysis: Rodolphe Simon and Meghan O’Reilly, founders of METROREALTY · Page reviewed on:
Data: DVF / METROREALTY DATA · Data last updated:
DVF (French tax administration, DGFiP): raw « Demandes de valeurs foncières » files, sales 2021-2025 and first half of 2026, release of 12 October 2026 (2026 figures provisional) · same calculation rules as data.metrorealty.fr.