Nexity stock falls to €6.53, lowest level since 2018
The share of the real estate developer based in Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine plunges during trading to a level never seen since 2018, intensifying a long-term decline against the backdrop of a retreating Paris market. Today's decline remains moderate, but the intraday low marks a symbolic break that repositions the share at the bottom of a degraded trajectory over several months.
An eight-year low recorded during trading, before a slight rebound
The Nexity share touched €6.53 during trading on Tuesday, beating its previous bearish record of 2018 (€6.55). This is the lowest level recorded by the share in eight years. After this fall below the old floor, the price rebounded and was trading at €6.54 at midday, representing a decline of 1.06% compared to the previous day's close (€6.61). The session thus saw a downward breakthrough of the €6.61 support, with a return above this threshold during the session.
Over a rolling week, the share loses 5.49%, and over three months, the loss reaches 20.29%. The index context is not supportive: the CAC 40 declines by 0.49% during trading, as does the SBF 120 (-0.48%), while the VIX advances by 10.46% during the day, signaling increased market nervousness. Comparable sector stocks are moving in the same direction: Kaufman et Broad declines by 1.46% and Icade falls by 2.25%.
Moving averages well above the price and a decline in bearish positions
The technical configuration of Nexity remains degraded. The price of €6.54 is trading clearly below its three moving averages: the 20-day MA is at €7.04 (difference of -7.10%), the 50-day MA at €7.37 (-11.26%) and the 200-day MA at €8.27 (-20.92%). This distance from the moving averages reflects a fundamental bearish trend established over several months. The RSI at 30 is approaching the oversold threshold (30), which does not necessarily suggest a rebound but indicates progressive exhaustion of short-term selling pressure.
Furthermore, according to declarations consulted, net short positions accumulated by four funds are at 2.91% of capital (latest declaration dated August 28, 2026), down 0.58 percentage points over thirty days (compared to 3.49% one month earlier). This movement in short position reduction, from a level that remained elevated, may reflect partial reduction of institutional bearish bets, without it being possible to infer a trend reversal. The next identified resistance is at €7.64, approximately 17% above the current price.
