
Paris
Apartments and houses for sale in Paris, all rated DPE A, B or C: that’s our starting point. Many go further, with eco-friendly heating, energy self-sufficiency and public transport close by. Sustainable homes that hold their value.
















































































































































































































































































































































































































In Paris, most homes are old and rated DPE D or below, so an apartment rated A, B or C is still rare. We bring them together here, from studios to large family apartments, across every arrondissement: carefully renovated period buildings, recent low-energy residences and houses. Many also offer eco-friendly heating and easy mobility, with public transport and cycle paths just steps away.
A Paris purchase that holds its value
Lower running costs, an apartment that stays pleasant even during heatwaves, and a property you can rent out with no mandatory works, while energy-hungry homes are gradually leaving the rental market. In a Paris market paying ever more attention to the DPE, a real advantage when it’s time to sell.
Frequently asked questions
Is a DPE C a good rating in Paris?
Yes. In a housing stock where many homes are rated D or below, a C rating means an efficient home with controlled running costs.
Can you find a well-rated period apartment in Paris?
Yes. After careful renovation (insulation, windows, heating), many older apartments reach a DPE A, B or C, combining periof features and performance.
Can you rent out a Paris apartment rated A, B or C?
Yes, with no DPE-related restrictions. Rental bans apply to homes rated G since 2025, then F in 2028 and E in 2034. A secure investment, free from mandatory works.
Does a well-rated apartment stay cool in summer in Paris?
Far more than a poorly insulated one. Good insulation and high-performance windows keep the heat out, for a pleasant interior even during hot spells.
How can I check the DPE of a listing?
With the ADEME number shown on each listing: it lets you find the full certificate on ADEME’s official DPE database.










