Alassio Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Alassio

Alassio sits on the Ligurian coast in Savona province, where a sandy shoreline meets a seafront promenade and compact old town. Its coastal setting gives apartment investors a geographic context that lasts beyond any monthly reading.

In October 2026, the clearest apartment-market signal is a pullback in average rent against a much stronger annual comparison. Average rent stands at €1,230, down 5.8% from the previous month yet up 22.5% from a year earlier. These movements point in different directions depending on the timeframe: the latest reading is softer, while the year-on-year comparison remains positive. Treating either change in isolation would obscure that contrast.

Sale prices offer a steadier counterpoint. The average sale price was unchanged month on month and higher than a year earlier, so the rental retreat did not coincide with a monthly move in the average sale figure. That distinction matters when assessing apartments as investments: a stable purchase-price benchmark does not, by itself, keep the income side stable. Equally, the annual rent gain does not mean rents continued to rise into October.

The reported yield is 3.78%, a snapshot rather than a guarantee of an individual property’s return. For investors reviewing Alassio, the question is how the recent rent decline sits alongside the firmer annual rent comparison and relatively steady sale pricing. October’s data support a measured reading of income potential, not a simple upward or downward narrative.