
The 10th arrondissement of Paris
The 10th arrondissement is divided into four administrative districts: Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, Porte-Saint-Denis, Porte-Saint-Martin and Hôpital-Saint-Louis. Largely taken up by the railway stations in the north and long suffering from the poor reputation of the Porte Saint-Denis area, it has come a long way.
Prices in the arrondissement
2,611 apartment sales in 2024 and 2025. Source: DVF, French Directorate General of Public Finances. See the map of Paris
Source: Notaires du Grand Paris, 31 May 2026.
Some figures
Main residences: 76,1 %
Second homes: 9,7 %
Vacant homes: 14,2 %
1 to 2 rooms: 57,3 %
3 rooms: 22,5 %
4 rooms or more: 20,2 %
Area: 2,9 km²
The feel of the district
The Canal Saint-Martin and its footbridges made the 10th’s reputation, but the arrondissement is also worth it for the Hôpital Saint-Louis and its Renaissance cloister, the Saint-Denis and Saint-Martin gates, and the shopping streets of the Faubourg Saint-Denis.
Being right next to the Gare du Nord and the Gare de l’Est makes it one of the best-connected places in Europe, which sustains rental demand. The housing is old and dense, with a high proportion of small surfaces and marked differences between the canal quays and the areas around the stations.
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Our homes in the 10th and in the neighbouring arrondissements.
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