Albenga Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Albenga

Albenga sits on Liguria’s western coast in Savona province, where a medieval centre with distinctive towers lies between the sea and inland hills. Its historic streets and coastal setting give apartment investors a clear sense of place, though location alone says little about the numbers behind a purchase.

In October 2026, the clearest apartment-market signal is the gap between a rising purchase benchmark and a rental benchmark that has paused. The average sale price reached €215,000, up 2.4% month on month, while average rent held at €700 over the same period. For an investor comparing entry cost with rental income, that divergence matters more than the sale-price increase in isolation: a higher average purchase price does not, by itself, bring a higher average monthly rent. These are market averages rather than terms available on any particular property, so the comparison is a starting point, not a projected return.

The reported yield of 4.6% offers a separate reference for assessing apartments in Albenga, but it should be read alongside that short-term price-and-rent split. A stable average rent does not establish where rents will move next, just as a monthly rise in the average sale price does not establish a sustained trend. The practical question this month is whether a specific apartment’s asking price and achievable rent preserve the balance implied by the citywide figures. Property-level costs and income assumptions still need checking before treating the headline yield as an investment outcome.