The average price per square meter for residential apartments increased by 4% during the first half of 2025 compared to the same period last year.

New residential apartments saw a 5% price increase, with a persistent price gap between new and old apartments, according to Mabob, a specialized real estate website.

Regarding supply and demand, there was a slight 1% decrease in demand for both new and old apartments compared to the previous year, while supply increased by 3% during the same period.

Old apartments dominate the supply with 59%, compared to 41% for new apartments.

The most preferred apartment types were living room with two bedrooms, followed by living room with three bedrooms at 32%.

The most demanded apartment sizes range between 90 and 180 square meters, with the Marsa area ranking first with 20% of demand, followed by Ariana with 11.9%, and both Sekra and Hammamet with 9% each.

Mabob concluded that these indicators provide a clear picture of the trends in Tunisia’s residential housing market and serve as an important tool to monitor supply and demand developments and make informed decisions in buying or selling.