Albi Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Albi

Albi, in the Tarn department of southern France, blends a historic riverside setting with a distinctive urban fabric shaped by its cathedral skyline and compact city core. It is a place where heritage and everyday living sit close together, giving the city a clear identity for long-term observers.

September 2026 brings the sharpest signal yet: apartment prices are still moving higher, but rental growth is not keeping pace. The average sale price stands at €163,500, after a monthly rise of 2.8% and a strong year-on-year increase of 16.9%. On a per-square-metre basis, pricing has climbed to €2,720, up 3.5% over the month and 19.5% over the year, showing that values have continued to firm through the late summer.

That same trend creates a clear tension for investors. The average rent is €520, which is up 4.7% month on month, yet still down 1.9% compared with a year earlier. As a result, the yield sits at 5.26%, a level that suggests income remains present, but recent price growth is doing more of the heavy lifting than rents. For apartment buyers in Albi, September looks less like a soft patch and more like a market where valuation momentum is outpacing rental support.