The market for Farmland free of lease in Val-de-Marne serves farmers seeking to expand as well as project owners and investors: free of any tenancy, the land can be cultivated at once. Recorded sale prices, the SAFER scale, local productions and the legal rules — here is what to know before buying. Also see our Farmland free of lease for sale in France.
Farmland is residual in Val-de-Marne and sales are too rare for reliable departmental statistics. The relevant references are regional: in Île-de-France, recorded sales (DVF) show a 2025 average of €7,932/ha (median: €7,465/ha), above the national average (€6,059/ha). Full statistics are in our farmland price observatory.
The SAFER statistics publish no series for this department: the market is too narrow for reliable references. The benchmarks remain the national average for vacant land — €6,460/ha in 2025 (+0.9% year on year) — and the local SAFER's field references.
Val-de-Marne, home to the Rungis wholesale market, retains only pockets of market gardening and horticulture (Mandres-Périgny plateau): farmland is residual with no structured market. Relevant references are regional or national. Free of any tenancy, the land can be put to work from the first season. Also browse the farms and agricultural estates for sale in Val-de-Marne.
Before signing, three points to check: the SAFER's pre-emption right (cleared through notarised notification, two-month response), land-structure control (farming authorisation depending on area and situation) and transfer duties (about 5.8% of the price, before fees). After the purchase, farm directly or let under a rural lease: long-term leases carry, under conditions, IFI and inheritance advantages. Estimate your budget with our financial calculators.
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