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Bordeaux: Chartrons

13/10/2026, 10:53:34

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AI qualitative take

Four layers: calculated yields from your inputs, sourced official market data (France), explicit projection assumptions, AI qualitative analysis.

Asking €520,000 (~€4,727/m² for 110 m²). Input-based gross yield 5.1%; monthly cashflow thin (+€85).

Gross yield

5.1%

Price-to-rent

19.7x

Net yield

4.3%

Monthly cashflow

€1,880

Payback

23.0 yrs

Sourced market context

Official data

Demo sample figures for the UI. Not a live DVF or INSEE extract.

DVF median sale price

€4,635/m²

Transactions (n)

14

DVF median change (available years)

n/a

Gap vs DVF median

+2%

Price at DVF median (calc.)

€509,804

INSEE vacancy

7% (INSEE)

Carte des loyers reference

20.00 €/m²/mo · gap 0%

Derived gross yield (DVF sale / ANIL asking rent)

5.2%

Derived price-to-rent (DVF sale / ANIL asking rent)

19.3x

Source: Demo sample. Licence Ouverte / Etalab attribution where applicable.

Your price vs the market median

The height gap is the brand: how far your asking price sits from the DVF median for similar sales.

Close to the sourced median. Treat this as fairly priced on DVF, then stress the cashflow.

You pay

€520,000

At DVF median

€509,804

Gap

+2%

Sample confidence

Medium (n 8 to 19) · n=14

Offer language

Four lines you can send the agent. Sourced DVF gap only. Not a commitment.

Interest in Bordeaux: Chartrons at €520,000

Hello, I reviewed Bordeaux: Chartrons listed at €520,000.

The ask is at or below the sourced median (€509,804, n=14). I would keep €520,000 subject to visit.

Please confirm documents and a viewing slot.

I can send the one-page decision pack. This is not a commitment.

Gross yield lies: three operating cases

Optimistic ignores vacancy. Base uses INSEE vacancy when available. Pessimistic cuts rent 10%, lifts charges 20%, adds vacancy, and +1 pp on the rate if financed.

INSEE vacancy mapped to months: 0.8 mo/yr

OptimisticBasePessimistic
Net yield4.3%4.3%3.7%
Net-net-0.7%-1.1%-2.9%
Monthly cashflow (levered)-€307-€307-€786
After 30% illustrative tax (30%)€1,316€1,208€789
Vacancy used0.0 mo/yr0.8 mo/yr2.8 mo/yr

The 30% line is a labeled haircut on unlevered net after vacancy. Not tax, IR, or LMNP advice.

Does this deal survive a bad year?

Four named shocks, then all at once: rent −10%, rate +2 pp, +6 months vacancy, works +15% on price.

  • Rent −10%Levered cashflow: -€527Breaks (cashflow < 0)
  • Rate +2 ppLevered cashflow: -€707Breaks (cashflow < 0)
  • Vacancy +6 monthsLevered cashflow: -€307Breaks (cashflow < 0)
  • Works +15% on priceLevered cashflow: -€635Breaks (cashflow < 0)
  • All shocks togetherLevered cashflow: -€1,315Breaks (cashflow < 0)

The combined shock turns levered cashflow negative. Reprice or pass.

After the brief: what to do next

The brief is a screen, not due diligence. Tick what you still need before an offer.

Documents to request

On the visit

Questions for the agent / notary

Yield analysis

Calculated from your inputs (deterministic)

Purchase price: €520,000 · Size: 110 m² · €4,727/m² Gross rent: €26,400 (€2,200/mo) · Charges: €320/mo Gross yield: 5.1% · Net yield: 3.4% · Net-net: 3.0% Monthly cashflow: +€85 (thin margin) Payback: 24.8 years

Market assessment

Qualitative AI assessment (not a market measurement)

Qualitative location assessment (no numeric score) Low vacancy · Quality schools · Price already discounts 2023 peak 10-YEAR PROJECTION Assumptions stated in clear: value +1.5%/yr · rent +2%/yr · charges hold Moderate growth under those hypotheses only IRR levered (same assumptions): 4.1%

Risk assessment

Qualitative AI assessment (not a market measurement)

① Large surface, slower tenant turnover ② Garden maintenance costs underestimated ③ Energy retrofit (house 1970s) €35-50k possible ④ Concentration in single family tenant

Market intelligence

Qualitative AI assessment (not a market measurement)

Chartrons houses: gross 4.5-5.5% · Deal at lower end of range

Strengths

Qualitative AI assessment (not a market measurement)

Prestige address · Land value component · Low churn once rented

Analysis summary

Asking €520,000 (~€4,727/m² for 110 m²). Input-based gross yield 5.1%; monthly cashflow thin (+€85). Illustrative price 8% below ask for reference math only: about €478,400 (not an instruction to offer or pass). Identified risks: energy retrofit €35-50k possible; garden opex; slower turnover on large surface.

Disclaimer

AI-generated analysis for informational purposes only. Not financial or investment advice.

Deal details

LocationBordeaux: Chartrons
Purchase price€520,000
Size110 m²
Monthly rent€2200/mo
Monthly charges€320/mo
Financingm70
Brief languageFR