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Planning a woodland project for 2027?

As of 28 September 2026, an observed average price for all of 2027 does not exist. Prepare a purchase or sale using published evidence and project-specific cost scenarios.

Updated 28 September 2026 · France

Planning a woodland project for 2027? — editorial illustration
Editorial illustration · not the property

What you can prepare now

Define the scope, document legal access, check management commitments and request recent inventories. These inputs remain useful whatever the direction of the market.

Three useful budget scenarios

At a given asking price, compare routine management, access-track repairs and partial regeneration. Use actual quotations, not an arbitrary percentage of purchase price.

Read access and slope together. Illustrated woodland cutaway.
Read access and slope together.

Topography matters alongside visible tracks. On site, check working access, harvesting conditions and legal access rights.

Explanatory illustration · not a depiction of an analysed property

Evidence to refresh before signing

Review newly published local sales, timber markets, stand health and insurance quotations. A national index rise does not guarantee a rise for one small parcel. Species diversity creates no automatic financial premium.

Date the report to the decision

This page is editorial preparation, not a numerical forecast. Read the evidence available in 2026. Run an updated analysis close to your offer using sources then available.

From guide to selection

Guides and the map are freely accessible. Personalised reports cost €9 incl. tax for 1 parcel up to 0.5 ha, €19 up to 5 parcels and 20 ha, then €59 up to 20 parcels and 100 ha. Payment coming soon; report access is currently complimentary. See a report on real parcels.

Sources and dates

Accessed 28 September 2026. Independent sources; no partnership implied.