Agropoli Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Agropoli

Agropoli sits on the Cilento coast in Salerno province, where the historic center, harbor, and sea-facing streets give the city a distinctly coastal identity. For apartment investors, that setting still matters because location and livability remain closely tied to the local pricing story.

August 2026 points to a clear tension: apartment values are still above last year, but the short-term move has turned softer. The average sale price stands at €202,500, while the average price per square meter is €2,250, after both slipped 5.8% month over month. Even so, the annual trend remains positive, with the average sale price up 11.0% and the average m2 price up 15.3% year over year.

That combination suggests a market that has re-priced in the near term without fully giving back its longer-term gains. Rental figures tell a different story, with the average rent at €680 and down 15.6% from the previous month, while still 12.9% lower than a year ago. Against that backdrop, the apartment yield is 6.03%, which remains the key reference point for investors comparing current income with the recent drop in rents. For August, Agropoli looks like a market where purchase prices have held a firmer yearly base than rental income, making the spread between capital values and earnings the central factor to watch.