From the most illustrious to the anonymous, all those who have seen Paris only dream of returning there. City of a hundred villages, City of parks, museums, shows and lights, each district has its soul. Each street, alley, dead end or suburb still fully evokes their past.
Located at the Porte de Pantin metro station, in the 19th arrondissement, you will find the two most affordable streets in Paris. These are the rue de la Marseillaise with a price per m2 of €4,799 and the rue de la Grenade with €4,874 per m2. It is therefore possible to buy in the capital for less than €10,000 per m2!
In the heart of the 8th arrondissement and the golden triangle, it is Avenue Montaigne that dethrones all the Parisian streets with a price per square meter that amounts to 22,000€. The presence of numerous luxury brands can notably justify this figure. Located between Place de l'Alma and the Champs-Elysées traffic circle,Avenue Montaigne also remains a strategic location.
The rue Crémieux, in the 12th arrondissement is one of the most colorful places in the capital. Very often compared to the island of Burano, Venice or Portobello Road in London, this famous street is the happiness of the influencers in search of perfect shots.
The rue du Chat qui Pêche, located in the 5th arrondissement, is particularly well named since it is just wide enough to let some cats pass between its bricks.
On the other hand,Avenue Foch, in the 8th arrondissement, has been designated as the widest street. This avenue, which originates from Place de l'Etoile, is no less than 120 meters wide! It is thanks to Baron Haussmann that we owe this width and this clear view on Paris. Bordered by gardens, this street also holds the most prestigious addresses of the capital.
