Biarritz · Côte des Basques · Actual sold prices 2019–2025

Bibi-Beaurivage, the village within the city

Imperial Quarter · Saint-Charles City Centre · Les Halles Milady Quarter Parc d'Hiver · Braou Lac Marion ANGLET BIDART
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Its lanes tumbling down to the fishermen's harbour, its Basque houses packed tight together, Place Sainte-Eugénie a stone's throw away: Bibi-Beaurivage is the neighbourhood that looks least like a seaside resort and most like a village. People live here year-round, greet each other in the street, and the Côte des Basques, temple of European surfing, is at the end of the road.

That village soul has become its property argument: those who buy in Bibi are looking for genuine neighbourhood life with the ocean as a soundtrack, not a serviced luxury residence.

APARTMENTS
7,489/m²
2024–2025 average
CHANGE
+16%
2019 → 2025
HOUSES
9,695/m²
2024–2025 average · 63 sales

1,346 apartment sales analysed in the neighbourhood between 2019 and 2025.

Prices year by year

YearAverage apartment price
2019€6,165/m²
2020€6,792/m²
2021€7,476/m²
2022€8,555/m²
2023€8,490/m²
2024€7,896/m²
2025€7,156/m²

The neighbourhood market, beyond the figures

At €7,489/m² on average for apartments, Bibi-Beaurivage offers an entry ticket noticeably below the centre for a location that concedes nothing on the ocean side. Its +16% rise since 2019, the most moderate of the six neighbourhoods, also makes it the most reasonable market on the Biarritz coast, with smaller swings and a recent plateau.

Its real singularity is the house market: around sixty recent sales, the largest volume in town together with Parc d'Hiver, at an average of €9,695/m². The terraced Basque houses, often without a garden but with the spirit of the neighbourhood, attract families and surf lovers. It is the neighbourhood where the gap between a property to refresh and a renovated one is the most profitable to work on.

Latest recorded sales

AddressTypeSizePriceDate
RES CHATEAU D ARCADIEApt T255 m²€7,182/m²Dec 2025
11 IMP MAXIMEApt T494 m²€5,319/m²Dec 2025
42 AV MARECHAL JOFFREApt T481 m²€6,790/m²Dec 2025
21 RUE VICTOR HUGOApt T369 m²€9,905/m²Dec 2025
50 AV DU MAL FOCHApt T258 m²€7,605/m²Dec 2025
RES HAUTS DE BIARRITZApt T361 m²€11,036/m²Dec 2025
19 RUE SULLYApt T247 m²€4,474/m²Dec 2025
40 AV CARNOTApt T240 m²€4,646/m²Dec 2025
15 AV DE LA REPUBLIQUEApt T468 m²€6,324/m²Dec 2025
35 AV DU MAL FOCHApt T342 m²€5,238/m²Dec 2025

Sale prices recorded by French notaires, published by the French State (DVF database, DGFiP/Cerema, April 2026 release, Open Licence 2.0). Sales below 50% of the neighbourhood average are hidden: sales between relatives, highly atypical properties or data-entry errors.

Everyday life in the neighbourhood

On the services side: 2 primary schools, 12 restaurants and a pharmacy, in a neighbourhood that keeps its village scale.

Source: INSEE, Base permanente des équipements 2025, INSEE perimeter of the neighbourhood (grouped IRIS units). Full details and method: Living in Biarritz: what the figures say.

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The other neighbourhoods of Biarritz

Imperial Quarter · Saint-Charles€8,251/m² City Centre · Les Halles€8,321/m² Milady Quarter€7,572/m² Parc d'Hiver · Braou€6,132/m² Lac Marion€5,407/m²
Living in Biarritzthe city in figures (2026)