South Corsica is a French department occupying the southern part of the island of Corsica. It shares its northern border with Haute-Corse, stretching from a rugged coastline up to the highest point in Corse-du-Sud.
Property in South Corsica is generally expensive, with average prices sitting well above the national average for France. The housing stock is distributed across several key towns, led by the capital of Ajaccio, which holds the largest share of homes alongside Propriano and the coastal resort of Porto-Vecchio. Prices vary significantly between these hubs. While Ajaccio and Propriano offer the most affordable options in the region, Porto-Vecchio is considerably more expensive. The highest prices are found in Zonza, where homes cost more than double the regional average, and in the historic coastal town of Bonifacio.
