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The 10 Best Property Management Agencies in Paris

Letting an apartment in Paris means rent control, energy-rating rules and strong tenant protections, which is why many owners, especially those living abroad, hand the job to a gestionnaire. The choice runs from online managers charging a small share of the rent to traditional administrateurs de biens with in-house accountants.

This guide lists property managers whose own websites confirm their service in Paris. For each we note fees where they are published, what the mandate covers, the guarantees on offer and, where their site shows it, whether they work in English.

How this guide is ordered

We selected property management agencies in Paris with one idea: anyone searching should find businesses that master their craft, have happy customers, are easy to reach and are near where they need them.

Businesses can pay for services that increase their visibility in the guide.

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Relocation In Paris#1
What stands out
  • Short, medium and long-term lets

  • No set-up fees or minimum term

  • English version of the site

Relocation In Paris

5.0161 reviews
23 Rue de Fleurus, 75006 Paris, France
Best for
Owners mixing short and long lets

Owners who want flexibility between short, medium and long lets will find a manager that handles all three at Relocation In Paris. Its team of more than twelve takes care of photos, pricing, tenant selection, inventories, rent collection and maintenance. There are no set-up fees, no upfront costs and no minimum contract term. An English version of its site and a corporate housing service make it a natural fit for international owners and companies.

Paris Fudosan Gestion#2
What stands out
  • French, English and Japanese service

  • Founded in 1989

  • Monthly owner reports

Paris Fudosan Gestion

5.0103 reviews
4 Rue de la Vrillière, 75001 Paris, France
Best for
Owners abroad, including Japan

Owners who live abroad, particularly in Japan, are well served by Paris Fudosan Gestion. Management, reports and correspondence are available in French, English and Japanese, and one case study describes a Tokyo-based owner managed remotely for four years. Founded in 1989 and led by Patrick Josse, a licensed property administrator, it charges 5 to 7 percent of collected rent before VAT. Monthly reports and an annual tax document make remote ownership simpler.

Providence Immobilier, Paris#3
What stands out
  • Classique and Sérénité formulas

  • Takes over already-let properties

  • All Paris and inner suburbs

Providence Immobilier

4.9206 reviews
49 Rue de Maubeuge, 75009 Paris, France
Best for
Owners wanting an independent agency

Landlords who want a small, independent agency that does its own visits and inventories will find one at Providence Immobilier. Founded in 2017 by Jennifer Djen, it covers all twenty arrondissements and the inner suburbs from Neuilly to Vincennes. Two formulas are offered, at 6 or 7.5 percent of the rent including VAT, with unpaid rent insurance as an option. Already-let properties can be taken over, so an owner can switch agencies without waiting for a new tenant.

Laforêt Lecourbe, Paris#4
What stands out
  • Long-term management only

  • Help with energy renovation

  • English version of the site

Laforêt Lecourbe

4.81,828 reviews
95 Rue Lecourbe, 75015 Paris, France
Best for
Owners wanting a large dedicated team

Owners who prefer a large team devoted only to management will find one at this Laforêt office on rue Lecourbe. It has focused on long-term residential management since 2008 and has 25 staff. Its unpaid rent insurance has no deductible and no time limit, with a ceiling of 80,000 euros. Owners also get a round-the-clock online portal and help renovating homes rated F or G for energy, which are being phased out of the rental market.

Plusse, Paris#5
What stands out
  • 3.9 percent management fee

  • No commitment

  • Exit inventory included in placement

Plusse

4.9190 reviews
10 Rue d'Austerlitz, 75012 Paris, France
Best for
Landlords wanting a low fixed rate

Plusse suits landlords who want a low, clear management fee with a local team behind it. Full management costs 3.9 percent including VAT, with no commitment, and covers rent collection, receipts, tenant follow-up, incidents, works, claims and unpaid rent. The annual management report is included in the fee. It covers every Paris arrondissement and inner suburbs such as Boulogne-Billancourt and Montreuil, with a second office in Lyon.

La Gestion en Ligne, Paris#6
What stands out
  • 2.95 percent management fee

  • Unpaid rent cover without deductible

  • FNAIM certified

La Gestion en Ligne

4.81,140 reviews
12 Rue Blanche, 75009 Paris, France
Best for
Landlords managing remotely on a budget

Cost-conscious landlords who are happy to deal with a manager by phone and email should look at La Gestion en Ligne. The online service has managed rentals since 2008 and is certified by FNAIM. Management costs 2.95 percent including VAT, and optional unpaid rent insurance costs 2.4 percent a year, with no deductible or waiting period. Owners receive their rent on the 13th of each month, which helps with planning loan repayments.

clickandrent, Paris#7
What stands out
  • Cancellable at any time without notice

  • 3.9 percent management fee

  • Tenant search paid only on success

clickandrent

4.72,192 reviews
Rue de Cléry, 75002 Paris, France
Best for
Landlords wanting no-notice flexibility

Landlords who want the least friction will appreciate clickandrent's terms: no upfront costs and a management mandate that can be cancelled at any time without fees or notice. Management costs 3.9 percent including VAT, and tenant search costs 75 percent of a month's rent, taken from the first rent only if a tenant is found. Rent is paid out within 24 hours. It handles furnished and unfurnished flats, shared housing and whole buildings.

AD Gestion, Paris#8
What stands out
  • Residential and commercial management

  • Sister syndic company

  • English page on its site

AD Gestion

4.959 reviews
1 Rue de Stockholm, 75008 Paris, France
Best for
Owners with mixed portfolios

Owners with several properties, or a mix of flats and commercial space, will appreciate AD Gestion's administrator approach. The independent firm offers tenant placement alone or full management, with rent collection, recovery of unpaid rent, tenant relations, maintenance and regular reporting. A sister company, AD Syndic, manages co-ownerships. It is registered as an insurance broker for unpaid rent and owner's liability cover, and its site has an English page on Paris property management.

Cabinet Charles Gabriel, Paris#9
What stands out
  • Meeting with a tax adviser

  • Annual property audit

  • Round-the-clock tenant assistance line

Cabinet Charles Gabriel

4.7124 reviews
95 Av. Philippe Auguste, 75011 Paris, France
Best for
Landlords wanting tax guidance

Landlords who value tax guidance alongside management are the natural clients of Cabinet Charles Gabriel. Each owner gets a dedicated manager, an annual audit of the property and a confidential meeting with a tax adviser to anticipate future liabilities. Accounting is done in-house, from rent collection and indexation to service charges and the waste collection tax. Unpaid rent insurance is offered to every landlord, covering rent, legal proceedings and part of the repair costs.

Paris Rental#10
What stands out
  • Furnished rentals since 1987

  • English site and multilingual team

  • Management for owners abroad

Paris Rental

4.7165 reviews
57 Rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris, France
Best for
Furnished lets to international tenants

Owners letting a furnished flat to international tenants should consider Paris Rental. The agency in the 7th has specialised in long-term furnished rentals since 1987, with a site in English and a multilingual team. It also handles unfurnished, prestige and corporate rentals. For owners living abroad, rental management is provided by its sister company Home Management, which takes care of administrative, financial and maintenance tasks.

The comparison at a glance

#BusinessRatingReviewsBest for
#1Relocation In Paris 5.0161Owners mixing short and long lets
#2Paris Fudosan Gestion 5.0103Owners abroad, including Japan
#3Providence Immobilier 4.9206Owners wanting an independent agency
#4Laforêt Lecourbe 4.81,828Owners wanting a large dedicated team
#5Plusse 4.9190Landlords wanting a low fixed rate
#6La Gestion en Ligne 4.81,140Landlords managing remotely on a budget
#7clickandrent 4.72,192Landlords wanting no-notice flexibility
#8AD Gestion 4.959Owners with mixed portfolios
#9Cabinet Charles Gabriel 4.7124Landlords wanting tax guidance
#10Paris Rental 4.7165Furnished lets to international tenants

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Map of property management agencies in Paris

The agencies in this guide are spread across Paris, from the 1st and 2nd arrondissements to the 12th and 15th.

Services to compare

  • Rent collection and accountingCollecting rent and charges, issuing receipts, annual indexation and service charge reconciliation.
  • Tenant search and leasesRent valuation, listings, application checks, lease drafting and the move-in inventory.
  • Repairs and claimsCoordinating tradespeople, quotes and insurance claims, with owner approval for larger works.
  • Unpaid rent insuranceOptional cover for unpaid rent, legal costs and sometimes damage, priced as a share of the rent.
  • Tax and compliance supportAnnual statements for income tax returns and checks on rent control and energy-rating rules.

How to choose Property Management Agencies in Paris

  1. Check the card and guaranteeA property manager needs a professional card for property management from the chamber of commerce and a financial guarantee covering the rents it holds. Both should appear on its site or contract.
  2. Compare fees on the same basisManagement fees are a percentage of rent collected, quoted with or without VAT. Check what is billed on top: tenant search, inventories, insurance and annual tax statements.
  3. Read the unpaid rent cover closelyMany agencies offer garantie loyers impayés as a share of the rent. Compare the ceiling, deductible and waiting period, and the tenant criteria the insurer requires.
  4. Ask about notice and reportingSome mandates can be ended at any time, others run for a year. Ask how often you get statements, how repairs are approved and whether you can follow everything online.

Frequently asked questions

How much does property management cost in Paris?

Management fees are usually a percentage of the rent collected, and online managers tend to charge less than traditional agencies. The total depends on the services included, the type of property and options such as unpaid rent insurance. Tenant search is billed separately, and the share a tenant can be asked to pay is capped by law.

Can I manage a Paris rental from abroad?

Yes. A property manager can handle viewings, inventories, rent collection and repairs, and send statements and tax documents to you abroad. Choose one that reports online and, if you need it, works in English.

What rules apply to renting out a Paris apartment?

Paris applies rent control, so the rent must stay within reference limits set for the area and type of property. Homes with the lowest energy ratings are being barred from new leases, and furnished and unfurnished leases have different minimum durations. A good manager checks these points before listing.

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