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The 16th arrondissement is often described as a single address, but anyone who has searched there knows it is several markets in one. The 16th was created in 1860 from the merger of three villages, Chaillot, Passy and Auteuil, and it still carries their differences: the grand avenues and Eiffel Tower views of the north, the lively streets of Passy and La Muette, the quiet villas of Auteuil.
Those differences show in the prices. Between the most expensive and most accessible parts of the arrondissement, the gap per m² can reach 25% or more. For a buyer, understanding where each budget sits is the first step to buying well in the 16th. This guide sets out 2026 prices by neighbourhood, what each budget buys, and what to check before making an offer.
The 16th is the largest residential arrondissement in Paris, and one of the most stable markets in the capital. Its appeal rests on durable strengths:
The buyer base combines established French families, executives and a strong international clientele, from Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
Across the arrondissement, the average price for apartments stood at around €10,900 per m² in autumn 2026, above the Paris average and broadly stable over the past year. That average conceals very different markets:
In practice, a 90 m² family apartment can range from around €900,000 in Auteuil to around €1.4 million near the Trocadéro, for comparable condition. For a wider view across arrondissements, see our 2026 Paris price guide.
The most prestigious and international part of the 16th. Wide avenues, embassies, museums (Palais de Tokyo, Musée Guimet) and the Trocadéro esplanade. This is where the largest reception apartments and the most famous views are found. Our article on Eiffel Tower views explains how these views are priced.
Around the avenue Victor-Hugo, the avenue Foch and the Porte Dauphine: elegant residential avenues, quality buildings with caretakers, and immediate access to the Bois de Boulogne. Our guide to apartments for sale on avenue Foch explores this sector in detail.
The village heart of the 16th. The rue de Passy, its shops and markets, the Jardins du Ranelagh and excellent schools make it a favourite of families who want the 16th without the formality of the Trocadéro.
Calmer and greener, with villas, private lanes and a provincial atmosphere around the Église d’Auteuil and the rue d’Auteuil. Auteuil offers the best value per m² in the arrondissement, particularly for families looking for space.
Our current listings illustrate the range of opportunities in the arrondissement:
All our properties for sale are available on our sales page. For buyers considering a pied-à-terre, our pied-à-terre guide covers sizes, costs and rental rules.
The market rewards apartments without compromise. Agents in the north of the 16th report that only irreproachable properties now sell quickly, while those with flaws face long negotiations. The criteria that matter most:
Our pre-purchase checklist and our guide to negotiating the price of a luxury apartment go further.
LuxuryFlat, led by Sami Saab, specialises in prime apartments in the 16th, 8th, 7th and 6th arrondissements. Our network of owners in the 16th gives our clients access to properties that are often sold discreetly, and our presence in Paris and Dubai allows us to support international buyers at every stage, including remote purchases.
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Apartments in the 16th averaged around €10,900 per m² in autumn 2026. Prices range from around €9,700 per m² in Auteuil South to over €13,000 in Chaillot, and up to around €20,000 per m² for apartments with Eiffel Tower views.
Chaillot, around the Trocadéro, is the most expensive part of the 16th, followed by La Muette North, the Porte Dauphine and Passy. Auteuil South is the most accessible.
Yes. It combines reputed public and private schools, the Bois de Boulogne, calm residential streets and a wide supply of large apartments. Passy, La Muette and Auteuil are particularly popular with families.
Yes. There are no restrictions on foreign ownership of residential property in France, and the purchase can be completed remotely through a power of attorney.