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The Bordeaux market is characterized by a wide variety of properties: Haussmann-style apartments and townhouses in the historic center, bourgeois houses in Caudéran, typical Bordeaux stalls, lofts in former wine cellars in Chartrons and new housing in eco-districts such as Euratlantique. Property with an exterior (terrace, garden) is particularly popular, especially since the health crisis.

This area to the north of Bordeaux city center is highly sought-after for its hip, friendly atmosphere and excellent shopping and dining. Les Chartrons, a former wine merchant's district, is characterized by renovated shops and lofts in former wine cellars. While the Jardin Public attracts families with its beautiful bourgeois houses. Here you'll find a mix of properties, from Haussmann-style apartments to town houses with gardens.

The very heart of Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage site, features a wealth of 18th-century architecture. Real estate here is mainly composed of apartments in bourgeois buildings of blond stone, some with period features such as marble fireplaces and herringbone parquet flooring. Prices per square meter are among the highest in the city, reaching €8,000 in some areas, such as on the Place des Grands Hommes.

The Triangle Area, bounded by the Cours Clémenceau, Cours de l'Intendance, Cours du Chapeau Rouge, Allées de Tourny and Cours Georges Clémenceau, is Bordeaux's most luxurious district. This is the most luxurious part of Bordeaux, with top-of-the-range apartments in 18th-century mansions, often with generous ceiling heights and period decorative details, as well as balconies on the noblest level of the buildings: the second floor. The district attracts a wealthy clientele seeking prestige and proximity to stores, cinemas and restaurants.

Saint-Genès is a highly sought-after residential area of Bordeaux, located south of the downtown area. It is marked by beautiful bourgeois houses and Haussmann-style buildings. With its numerous green spaces, the district is valued for its calm, family-friendly atmosphere, while remaining close to the bustling city center. Saint-Genès attracts families for its excellent quality of life and its proximity to top schools.

The Saint Seurin quarter, located to the west of the city center, is known for its quiet, peaceful residential atmosphere, small weekly market and food shops. It is distinguished by its fine 19th-century mansions and luxury apartment buildings. There are also town houses with gardens, particularly popular with families. Its proximity to the Jardin Public and prestigious schools makes it a highly sought-after area, with generally high property prices.

Caudéran, formerly part of Bordeaux, is the city's biggest district, organized around the lovely church of Saint Amand and the famous Parc Bordelais. Situated to the west of the city and offering excellent schools, Caudéran is valued for its lush setting and residential atmosphere. The architecture is highly varied, ranging from large middle-class houses with gardens to typical Bordeaux Echoppes (charming stones houses). There are also more recent residences offering apartments with terraces. Caudéran is a village in its own right, attracting families in search of quiet and space, while remaining close to the city center, shops and schools.