The average price per m² in Halluin is 2 234 €/m² for an apartment, based on actual notarised (DVF) sales. About 25 transactions are recorded each year.
Atmospheric illustration of Halluin, a town on the Belgian border along the Lys, in the Nord department.
The average price of apartments in Halluin stands at 2 234 €/m², based on transactions from DVF data, the French notarised sales database, registered with notaries. Located in the Nord department, on the Belgian border along the Lys, the municipality belongs to the Lille metropolitan area and combines a textile past, residential neighbourhoods and a fringe along the river. The market is balanced between apartments and houses, whose average price stands at around 2 178 €/m², within a dense residential fabric. The value of a property depends on its proximity to the roads towards Lille and Belgium, its condition, its aspect and the presence of outdoor space.
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 Halluin market remains driven by its membership of the Lille metropolitan area and by its border position, where demand for affordable housing holds steady among local households and buyers working in Belgium.
The strength of the municipality lies in its proximity to Lille and the border and in affordable prices. The limit lies in an industrial legacy that weighs on some neighbourhoods and in slower value growth than in the central municipalities of the metropolitan area.
Halluin lies on the Belgian border, at a more affordable level than the residential municipalities close to Lille.
Halluin is an old town of the Lys valley, long prosperous thanks to the textile industry that shaped the whole Lille metropolitan area.
Its border position with Belgium, facing Menin, made the municipality a place of trade and passage, while also leaving it exposed to the changes in industry during the 20th century.
It now has more than 20 000 inhabitants and retains, between its urban fabric inherited from the textile industry, its residential neighbourhoods and the banks of the Lys, the character of a border town of the Lille metropolitan area.
With more than 20 000 inhabitants, Halluin attracts families, first-time buyers and working people employed in the Lille metropolitan area or in neighbouring Belgium. Townhouses and apartments alike find buyers here, in a balanced market that is more affordable than the most sought-after municipalities of the metropolitan area. Buyers value the proximity of Lille and the border, the road links and moderate prices. Demand mixes local households, first-time buyers and purchasers drawn by the proximity of Belgium.
The average price of apartments in Halluin is 2 234 €/m², based on notarised DVF transactions. Houses trade at a similar level, around 2 178 €/m². These values vary with location, the condition of the property and the presence of outdoor space.
The urban fabric of Halluin is dense and uniform, inherited from the textile town, with many townhouses. This terraced housing, comparable in price level to apartment buildings, explains the narrow gap between houses and apartments.
Yes. The proximity of Belgium and Menin attracts buyers working on either side of the border and drives local exchanges. This border location, combined with membership of the Lille metropolitan area, supports housing demand.
Yes. The municipality belongs to the Métropole européenne de Lille, the metropolitan authority, and benefits from its transport links and employment area, while keeping prices more affordable than the central municipalities, which appeals to many first-time buyers.
The average price of 2 234 €/m² gives a benchmark, but each home deserves a detailed valuation taking into account its floor area, its condition and its location. Immover draws on actual DVF sales to offer you a free and tailored valuation.
This analysis is published by Immover, an independent observatory founded by Antony Barbier. Data sourced from official sources (DVF, INSEE, Notaries of France).