A Strasbourg district: a residential stock that has been renewed
Robertsau: a high share of recent homes
The district combines a share of homes rated A or B above the city average with few energy-inefficient homes. This is the profile of a residential area that has renewed itself without losing its older stock.
Of the 15 districts of Strasbourg, only 4 have a higher share of homes rated A or B. Here: 8.6 %.
The energy condition of the housing stock
Of the 8,516 diagnostics carried out in this neighbourhood since July 2021, 5.4 % of homes are rated F or G, and 8.6 % A or B. The most common label is C.
That is 0.8 points less than Strasbourg as a whole, where 6.2 % of the housing stock is rated F or G.
This figure determines what an owner can do with their property: the timetable of the loi Climat et Résilience is progressively closing off letting to the least efficient homes. Having the diagnostic carried out is therefore a prerequisite to any letting, not a formality at the end of the process.
Sources: Energy performance diagnostics, cross-referenced with the City's Strasbourg divided into 15 districts.
Why there is no rent figure by district
The public indicator for advertised rents stops at commune level: it exists for Strasbourg, not for its districts. We do not break it down ourselves, and we do not copy the city figure and pass it off as local. The Strasbourg rent is 15,57 € per square metre for flats, all sizes combined. see the Strasbourg page for the breakdown by property type.
Sale prices, for their part, exist nowhere in the public domain: the Bas-Rhin comes under the livre foncier d'Alsace-Moselle and not the national sales register. Any price per square metre shown elsewhere for this district is an estimate drawn from listings, not a record of sales.
Us and Robertsau
Our office is in Strasbourg, in the Cronenbourg district: on the scale of a city, that means we cover it as our own. Our current mandates are on the our properties page.
The other districts we document
- Cronenbourg
the area around our office
- Koenigshoffen
older stock in need of work, almost no new build
- Neudorf
the city's largest housing stock
- Centre
the city's worst-performing housing stock