The average price per m² in Chambly is 3 100 €/m² for an apartment, based on actual notarised (DVF) sales. About 41 transactions are recorded each year.
Atmospheric illustration of Chambly, a municipality in the south of the Oise open to the nearby Paris region, in the Oise.
The average apartment price in Chambly stands at 3 100 €/m², based on DVF transactions actually registered with notaries. A municipality of the Oise in the south of the department, in the Esches valley and on the edge of the Val-d'Oise, Chambly has a railway station on the Paris-Beauvais line that places it within direct reach of the Île-de-France. This closeness to the Paris region attracts many households who work there and are looking for a more residential setting at a contained price. The built fabric mixes detached houses and small blocks of flats, which widens the offer for families and first-time buyers alike. The value of a property depends on its distance from the station, on its location, on its condition, on its floor level and on the presence of outdoor space or parking.
Prices from the DVF file (Demandes de valeurs foncières, published by the DGFiP), transactions actually recorded at the notary at municipality level. Cross-referenced with the Notaires de France - INSEE indices. Learn more about our methodology.
The Chambly market is supported by demand from the Île-de-France, which seeks to settle at a more measured price on the edge of the Val-d'Oise while keeping direct access to Paris by train. This pressure sustains steady activity on detached houses as well as on apartments close to the station. Its position as a residential overflow, between the Oise and the Île-de-France, keeps demand stable, particularly from first-time buyers and young families.
The appeal rests on the rail link, the residential setting and prices below those of the inner Paris suburbs. Properties closest to the station and the shops hold their value best, while condition and energy performance weigh more and more in negotiations. Conversely, distance from the station and from services, along with journey times, can hold back the value of the most outlying homes.
Chambly sits at the junction between the Oise and the Val-d'Oise, which places its prices above the more rural municipalities of the south of the Oise but below the tightest markets of the Paris region. Its station makes it a sought-after gateway.
Chambly developed along the Esches valley, in the south of the Oise, on a site well suited to trade between the Beauvais area and the Paris region. Its old centre took shape around a village core and then around activities linked to water and to local craft work.
Over time, the municipality saw its economy shift towards services and residential settlement. The arrival of the railway and rail services towards Paris and Beauvais gradually brought Chambly closer to the employment areas of the Île-de-France.
Recent momentum is marked by residential pressure coming from the Île-de-France. With 9 959 inhabitants, Chambly combines the functions of a small town of the Oise with the appeal of a municipality that takes in Paris-region demand, driven by its station and its position on the edge of the Val-d'Oise.
Chambly has 9 959 inhabitants and a mixed housing stock, where detached houses sit alongside more recent small blocks of flats. Many buyers are households from the Île-de-France, working people and first-time buyers, who are employed in the Paris region and make use of the station on the Paris-Beauvais line. They are looking for a more residential setting and prices more contained than in the inner suburbs, without moving excessively far from the Paris region. Families give priority to closeness to the station, the schools and the shops, as well as to the presence of a garden or a parking space, two decisive criteria in negotiations.
The average apartment price in Chambly is 3 100 €/m², based on DVF transactions actually completed before notaries. The gaps depend on the distance from the station, the location within the municipality, the floor level, the condition of the property and the presence of outdoor space or parking.
Yes. The municipality lies on the edge of the Val-d'Oise and has a railway station on the Paris-Beauvais line. This closeness to the Paris region attracts working people employed there who are looking for a more residential setting at a more measured price.
The stock mixes detached houses and small blocks of flats. Houses dominate the residential areas, while apartments are concentrated more around the centre and near the station, which commuters find more attractive.
Distance from the station is a major factor, as are the location within the municipality, the floor level, the general condition, the energy performance and the presence of outdoor space or parking. A renovated property close to the station trades above the average.
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This analysis is published by Immover, an independent observatory founded by Antony Barbier. Data sourced from official sources (DVF, INSEE, Notaries of France).