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La Joliette / Euromediterranée (2nd)
Marseille, France · Neighborhood Guide
Regenerated docklands with Les Docks shopping, modern apartments, and the dramatic MuCEM building. Marseille's future.
Last updated March 2026
La Joliette / Euromediterranée (2nd) at a Glance
Mid-Range
Cost Level
€600–€950/month for 1-BR
Rent Range
Improving — new development has security. Some areas still in transition.
Safety
50–100 Mbps — new construction means excellent fibre.
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Who Lives in La Joliette / Euromediterranée (2nd)?
Young professionals, architects, urban renewal enthusiasts, and expats attracted to modern living. Average age 28–40.
Living in La Joliette / Euromediterranée (2nd) — Practical Details
Walkability
Moderate — regeneration zone with modern walkable areas. Gaps between developed sections.
Grocery & Food Access
Les Docks shopping center has a Monoprix. New restaurants and cafés in the development. Les Terrasses du Port mall nearby.
Getting Around
- Metro: Joliette station
- Tram: Line 2 through the Euromediterranée district
- Walking to Vieux-Port: 15 min along the waterfront
Nearby Coworking
- La Coque (€12/day)
- Bouillon (€10/day, 10 min metro)
- Les Docks-based café working
Insider Tips for La Joliette / Euromediterranée (2nd)
- 1The Euromediterranée project is Europe's largest urban renewal — the transformation is dramatic and ongoing
- 2Les Terrasses du Port shopping center has a rooftop with stunning Mediterranean views — free access
- 3Rent here is 20% less than the Vieux-Port for modern apartments — genuine value for new construction
- 4The area connects beautifully to MuCEM and Le Panier — a 20-minute walk covers three distinct Marseille worlds
FAQ — La Joliette / Euromediterranée (2nd), Marseille
What is La Joliette / Euromediterranée (2nd) like for expats?
La Joliette / Euromediterranée (2nd) is a mid-range neighborhood in Marseille. Regenerated docklands with Les Docks shopping, modern apartments, and the dramatic MuCEM building. Marseille's future. Best for: Professionals and modern-living fans who want new construction and urban renewal energy.
How much does it cost to live in La Joliette / Euromediterranée (2nd), Marseille?
La Joliette / Euromediterranée (2nd) is classified as "Mid-Range" in Marseille. Typical rent: €600–€950/month for 1-BR. Total monthly budget in Marseille: €1,400–€2,100.
Is La Joliette / Euromediterranée (2nd) safe for expats?
Improving — new development has security. Some areas still in transition.
Who lives in La Joliette / Euromediterranée (2nd)?
Young professionals, architects, urban renewal enthusiasts, and expats attracted to modern living. Average age 28–40.
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Prado / Castellane (8th)
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Vieux-Port / Opéra (1st)
Higher-EndThe iconic Old Port — MuCEM, waterfront restaurants, ferry to Château d'If, and the revitalized center of city life.
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