Real estate in Paris's 9th arrondissement includes Haussmannian buildings, 19th-century private mansions and apartments in private residential enclaves. From the Palais Garnier to Nouvelle Athènes, the arrondissement combines business districts, shopping streets and residential areas.
Developed in the 19th century, the Nouvelle Athènes district was home to painters, writers and musicians. Private mansions, studios and private enclaves such as Square d'Orléans reflect this history. Around Place Saint-Georges, Restoration-style buildings contain apartments with parquet flooring and fireplaces.
Near Opéra, Rue Lafayette and Avenue Trudaine, Haussmannian buildings contain apartments with adjoining reception rooms. Some have a continuous balcony on the second or fifth floor. Upper-floor apartments sometimes have views of Montmartre.
Rue des Martyrs is known for its food shops and cafés. To the south, Boulevard Haussmann is home to the department stores and the Palais Garnier. The Musée de la Vie romantique and Musée Gustave Moreau recall the artistic history of the arrondissement.
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Read moreFor those dreaming of owning a property in Paris 9ème, the lowest price per sq. metre for an apartment is 10 644 €, with an average price of 12 388 €, while the highest price for a house attains 15 937 €.
