What if these walls could talk at Lotissement le Clos Émilie? They would likely recount tales of a post-war housing boom. Lotissement le Clos Émilie is more than just buildings. It represents a significant chapter in Marseille’s urban development.
Let’s step back to 1963. That was the year Lotissement le Clos Émilie first opened its doors. Imagine the excitement as families moved into these new homes. It was a time of hope and growth for Marseille.
Lotissement le Clos Émilie provided much-needed housing. The complex offered 734 apartments. These ranged from small D7 units to larger F5 apartments. Some even boasted a generous 133 square meters of space. Elevators were a welcome addition. Collective heating provided comfort during Marseille’s cooler months.
Today, Lotissement le Clos Émilie reflects the realities of Marseille’s real estate market. In February 2025, the average price per square meter was around 3620 euros. Prices ranged from 1830 to 5170 euros. A two-room apartment of 45 square meters might sell for about 142700 euros. A larger 130 square meter apartment could fetch 474900 euros.
The Diagnostic Performance Énergétique indicates a class D rating. Energy consumption is between 151 and 230 kWh. This calculation averages energy use across all residences.
Lotissement le Clos Émilie stands as a testament to Marseille’s past. It also provides homes for its present residents. It is a community. It is a place where stories unfold every day.