Apartment€256,728
Nice

334 homes and apartments for sale in Nice, France.
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25 properties shown
Apartment€256,728
Nice
€1,628,135
Nice
€1,970,133
Nice
€698,490
Nice
€355,004
Nice
€1,650,017
Nice
€1,266,327
Nice
€980,010
Nice
€470,005
Nice
€430,004
Nice
€375,004
Nice
€360,004
Nice
€940,010
Nice
€1,190,013
Nice
€825,726
Nice
€2,290,024
Nice
€725,008
Nice
€2,865,649
Nice
€1,658,286
Nice
Apartment€980,000
Nice
Apartment€890,000
Nice
Apartment€1,650,000
Nice
Apartment€699,000
Nice
Apartment€485,000
Nice
House€1,650,000
Nice
Buyer's guide: Nice
Property for sale in Nice is dominated by apartments: 199 of our 308 listings, against 32 houses and 7 villas. The French Riviera's largest city has an international airport, a year-round population and prices that reflect its status, with a median asking price of €640,000.
Figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros. The spread is very wide, from about €302,500 at the lower quartile to €1.26 million at the upper, because a studio near the station and a sea-view flat on the Promenade des Anglais are different products.
| Indicator | Nice |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €640,000 |
| Middle 50% of listings | €302,500 to €1,256,867 |
| Median price per m² | €8,001 |
| Median size | 90 m² |
| Listings | 308 |
Beyond apartments there are 68 commercial listings (a high share, including shops and premises in the centre), 32 houses, 7 villas and one plot of land. Two-bedroom units lead with 80, then 55 three-bedroom, 34 one-bedroom, 25 four-bedroom, 13 studios and 11 larger properties. At a median of 90 m², Nice is a flat market: if you want a house with a garden, look inland toward Mougins or the hills.
In France, ask for the diagnostics bundle (energy class, asbestos, lead, termites where relevant) and the co-ownership documents, including the last three general-meeting minutes.
Nice's Old Town (Vieux-Nice) and the pedestrian streets, the port, the elegant hillside Cimiez and Mont Boron, and the central Carré d'Or are prized, while areas further from the sea cost less. The tram and airport link make Nice easy to reach from northern Europe.
The Riviera extends in both directions: Èze, Antibes, Mougins, Cannes, Saint-Raphaël and Fréjus show how prices change along the coast.
There are no general restrictions on foreign buyers. Notary fees on resale property are roughly 7% to 8% of the price (about 2% to 3% for new-build). A compromis de vente with a 10-day cooling-off period precedes the final deed. Ongoing costs include taxe foncière and, for some owners, wealth tax on real estate above a threshold.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
It has year-round life, an airport and beaches, so it is easier to use than seasonal resorts, but prices are high and co-ownership charges can be significant.
Nice has a lot of shops and premises for sale, partly through leasehold transfers (fonds de commerce). Treat them differently from housing.
Around 7% to 8% on resale, including transfer taxes, and less on new builds. They are paid by the buyer.
It is practical for taxes and utilities, and many lenders require it for a mortgage.