Oise is a department of France located in the northern Hauts-de-France region. It covers a territory of 5,860 square kilometres, sharing borders with the departments of Aisne, Seine-et-Marne, Val-d'Oise, Eure, Seine-Maritime, and Somme.
Property in Oise is generally cheaper than the French national average, though prices vary significantly between its towns. Compiègne holds the largest share of the housing stock by a wide margin, with prices sitting just below the regional average. Senlis also contains a notable portion of the local market, with prices matching the average for the department. By contrast, Chantilly is by far the most expensive town in the region, with property costing more than double the regional average. Homebuyers looking for more affordable options find them in Beauvais and Creil, where prices sit well below the average for Oise.
