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All property stories from Tunis.
With available rental units at their lowest level in years, prospective tenants in Tunis are discovering that finding a flat has become a full-time job — and buyers aren't faring much better.
Standalone houses in Tunis are outpacing apartment values at the fastest rate in five years, forcing buyers and investors to rethink which property type actually builds wealth.
With soaring rents and vanishing apartments, Tunis tenants face tough decisions as leases expire this summer.
Demand surges for La Marsa’s seafront apartments and villas, outpacing other Tunis suburbs with double-digit price leaps in 2026.
A growing share of Tunis homes are trading hands before auction day—sellers weigh quick deals against the promise of higher bids.
Despite healthy overall clearance rates, nearly one in four homes on offer failed to reach reserve at major Tunis auctions this week. Here’s what stalled—and what comes next.
Sellers are waiting longer to clinch deals—and cutting prices—amid a cooling real estate market in key Tunis neighbourhoods.
This northern Tunis enclave is seeing property values—and interest from first-time buyers—rise faster than in older, pricier districts.
A new analysis of rental and purchase costs across Tunisia's cities shows the capital's property market pulling further away from the regions — and forcing a hard calculation for anyone deciding whether to rent or buy.
Once overlooked, the suburb north of city centre is drawing investor attention ahead of municipal vote on zoning changes.
Prices in Tunis's upscale neighbourhoods are rising, but can the market sustain its current growth trajectory?
A closer look at the affordability of renting and buying in Tunis' dynamic real estate market reveals some surprising trends.
With mortgage rates stubbornly high and apartment prices in central districts still climbing, the old assumption that buying always wins deserves a hard look.
New market data shows average days on market climbing past 90 days in several key Tunis districts, forcing vendors to accept discounts they would have rejected outright two years ago.
Rapid urban expansion puts the quiet El Menzah 9 on developers’ radar as city planners prepare for key zoning changes.
The northern suburb is pulling capital away from the saturated Lac and Marsa corridors, with analysts pointing to a structural shortage of mid-market apartments and a surge in professional tenants.
A shift in the capital's property arithmetic means monthly mortgage payments in several outer districts now undercut equivalent rents — and buyers are starting to notice.
Investors flock to this up-and-coming suburb with its revamped streets and new amenities
As Tunis's rental market faces unprecedented pressure, tenants must think strategically to secure affordable housing
A once-overlooked arc of northern Tunis is pulling in architects, startup founders and mid-career engineers — and landlords are cashing in.
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