With more than 3.1 million students in France, investing in a student studio apartment responds to a simple reality: demand for student housing far exceeds supply, especially in city centers. The result: regular rental income and an entry price that is often more affordable than other real estate investments. In concrete terms, you have two choices: buy a furnished student studio apartment, or invest in a student residence (sometimes in serviced residences). Both are rental investments, but differ in terms of risk and taxation. With LMNP status and the choice between micro-BIC, you can legally reduce your taxes while keeping things simple to manage. On this page, we'll get straight to the point: when this type of housing investment is relevant, what pitfalls to avoid, and how to choose a property that will be profitable from the moment you buy it.

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