Agrigento province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Agrigento province

Agrigento province combines the ancient Greek heritage of the Valley of the Temples with a Mediterranean coastline and inland hill towns. Its apartment market spans these contrasting settings.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments in Agrigento province is a reported yield of 8.22%, set against prices that have not moved. Average sale prices and average rents are unchanged from both the previous month and the same point a year earlier. The tension is straightforward: the yield figure suggests an income-oriented case, while the flat price comparisons offer no evidence of recent appreciation or rental growth. Stability in these measures describes the reported period; it does not promise that returns or prices will remain steady.

With an average sale price of €85,000 and an average rent of €500, the headline numbers give investors a starting point for comparing purchase outlay with stated rent. The average price of €710 per square metre adds another way to frame the purchase price, but none of these averages establishes the economics of a particular apartment. Treat the published yield as its own reported measure rather than assuming it can be reproduced from the two headline averages alone. For an individual property, the question is whether its purchase price, achievable rent and costs support the return suggested by the provincial snapshot. October’s figures establish a baseline; they do not, by themselves, establish a trend.