The average price per m² in Tullins is 1 923 €/m² for an apartment, based on actual notarised (DVF) sales. For a house or villa, it is 2 638 €/m². About 41 transactions are recorded each year.
Atmospheric illustration of Tullins, between Voiron and Grenoble, in the Isère department.
The average apartment price in Tullins stands at 1 923 €/m², based on DVF data, the French notarised sales database, covering transactions actually registered with notaries. A town of the Isère department north-west of Grenoble, between Voiron and the Grenoble metropolitan area, Tullins spreads along the edge of the Bièvre plain and the lower Grésivaudan valley, in a country shaped by the walnut tradition, including the Grenoble walnut with protected designation of origin, and by fruit growing. The municipality, which includes the Fures district, retains the fabric of a market town complemented by areas of detached housing. The market is clearly geared towards detached houses, which sell at a higher level than apartments. Demand comes from working people in the Grenoble and Voiron areas looking for more moderate prices. The value of a property depends on its location, its condition, its energy performance and the presence of outdoor space.
House : 2 638 €/m²
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 Tullins market relies on the search for more moderate prices in the Grenoble and Voiron areas. Detached houses occupy the top of the market, while apartments appeal more to first-time buyers and investors. Well-located properties, close to the main roads and services, sell faster than outlying homes or those needing energy renovation.
The appeal rests on the setting of plain and hillsides, the walnut heritage and the proximity of the Voiron and Grenoble employment areas. The limits lie in car dependence for the more remote hamlets, in the size of the municipality, which creates varied situations, and in the market's sensitivity to lending conditions, which weigh on buyers' purchasing power.
North-west of Grenoble, between Voiron and the metropolitan area, Tullins shows more moderate price levels than the municipalities of the Grenoble ring close to the central city.
A former farming town of the Isère department, Tullins developed in a landscape of walnut trees and orchards, on the edge of the Bièvre plain, where fruit growing and walnut cultivation long set the pace of local life.
The municipality gradually combined its old town fabric with more recent residential districts, including the Fures area, while remaining rooted in its farming identity and its Grenoble walnut heritage.
Today, Tullins has 7 624 inhabitants and functions as a town of the Grenoble and Voiron areas, where the appeal of more moderate prices and a setting of plain and hillsides feeds steady residential demand.
With 7 624 inhabitants, Tullins offers a housing stock divided between old town buildings, areas of detached housing and hamlets such as Fures. The market is dominated by detached houses, which sell above apartments, while the supply of flats remains limited. Buyers are mostly working people and families from the Grenoble and Voiron areas, drawn by prices more moderate than in the areas closest to Grenoble, by a setting of plain and hillsides and by the proximity of the roads towards Voiron and the metropolitan area. These buyers are looking for space and a more rural environment while keeping access to the neighbouring employment areas.
The average apartment price in Tullins is 1 923 €/m², based on DVF transactions actually completed before notaries. This average level hides variations depending on location, the condition of the property, energy performance and the presence of outdoor space.
Yes. Detached houses dominate the local market and sell at a higher level than apartments. The supply of flats remains limited, between old town buildings and areas of detached housing such as Fures.
Location, general condition, energy performance, proximity to the roads towards Voiron and Grenoble, and the presence of outdoor space or a plot of land account for most of the difference in value between two properties.
The municipality offers prices more moderate than the areas close to Grenoble, a setting of plain and hillsides in walnut country, and access to the employment areas of Voiron and the Grenoble metropolitan area.
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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).