Tunisia Real Estate Market 2024: Price Trends, Foreign Investment & 2025 Forecast

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Tunisia’s Real Estate Market in 2024: A Year of Transformation

Tunisia’s real estate market in 2024 has been shaped by economic fluctuations, increasing demand, and rising property values. Despite global challenges, the sector experienced a 5% rise in apartment prices and a 7.27% surge in rental prices, reflecting a dynamic and evolving marketplace.

Apartment Sales: Rising Prices & Demand Variations

The residential sales market saw significant price increases, particularly in urban and high-end neighborhoods.

Average Price Growth: +5% (compared to 2023)
Most Expensive Areas:

  • Jardins de Carthage: 5,200 TND/m²
  • Aouina: 3,280 TND/m²
    Most Affordable Areas:
  • Cité El Khadra: 2,360 TND/m²
  • Mourouj 6: 2,410 TND/m²

This price growth was fueled by a limited supply of new developments and increasing urbanization in key districts.

Rental Market: A Strong Surge in Prices

The rental sector saw a 7.27% increase in 2024, with apartments making up 70% of rental demand.

Highest Rental Increases:

  • Boumhel: +21.95%
  • Manouba: +21.62%
  • Riadh al Andalous: +21.21%

Premium Rental Locations (S+2 Monthly Prices):

  • Jardins de Carthage: 1,900 TND
  • Cité Ennasr 2: 1,400 TND
  • Ain Zaghouan Nord: 1,800 TND

The seasonal summer rental market also boomed, with Hammamet, Kelibia, and Sousse attracting high demand from both locals and foreign tourists.

Commercial Real Estate: Business Hubs Thriving

Tunisia’s business real estate sector experienced strong growth in 2024, particularly in premium areas.

Office Prices (Sale & Rental Increases):

  • Lac 2: 6,450 TND/m² (Purchase) | +12% in rental prices
  • Montplaisir & North Urban Center: Emerging hotspots for business investments.

Foreign Investment: Tunisia Remains an Attractive Market

With Tunisia’s strategic location and competitive pricing, foreign investors have shown strong interest in the real estate market.

Top Foreign Investors in Tunisia:

  • France: 47%
  • Germany: 7%
  • Qatar: 6%

Preferred Investment Areas: Hammamet, Lac 2, La Soukra.

2025 Outlook: What to Expect?

As Tunisia’s real estate market continues to grow, investors should monitor:
Emerging districts like Manouba & Cité El Khadra.
Government policies impacting real estate taxation.
Sustained foreign interest, particularly in urban and touristic zones.

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