Well. Not sure. There are small places like Colmar which are quite posh. I just needed to define somewhere a cut off criterion

After removing my shaddow ban and restoring the post, it's online again 😊🥰

Done by automatic collection of web data on housing market offers from more than 30 french housing agencies using Python 3 and postprocessed using Python 3 in combination with numpy, pandas/geopandas, and matplotlib.

It correlates.

Direct aerial distance. Working on it. I have a nice diagram in mind. But I need more data for it. Hihi

I will try to redo the plot with the suggestions posted here.

How to do a sticky comment then? I don't know how to do it. I am new to reddit. The source are several internet housing agencies and market places.

Awesome. I guess, it was expensive haha

Thanks for feedback, I'll try this next week.

I am currently writing an article about whole France.

No worries. Will give it another try later. It's maybe really worth it.

They do exist, but they are rare. Therefore, there are not much data points present

Yeah, I actually should. Have forgotten it here to mention in the plot.

Well, the results looked much more off. But you are right, I should add some information on the mean squared error. In my article I didn't wanted to shock people with it, because it's kind of more informative post.

Yeah, I've tried and inverse square law didn't word well. On the original article you can find more info https://damovs.com/rental-market-of-apartments-in-paris-in-2023/

4-7 rooms means that these are offered apartments, which have between 4 and 7 rooms. It's up to you if you can afford and live alone or share it with other people. I do believe that 1-bed apartments are most expensive per square meter because 1) there is the highest demand (to use them within the week and go back to family on weekends), and 2) because you have fixed costs (council tax, ...) included, which are scaled by less square size. In France everything except gas and electricity is included already into the rent.

Source several french web housing market portals. I have done the plot with pandas and matplotlib in Python 3. The full article you can find here : https://damovs.com/rental-market-of-apartments-in-paris-in-2023/