Altamura Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Altamura

Altamura sits in the inland heart of Bari province, where historic streets, local services and a distinctly Apulian setting shape everyday life. For apartment investors, it offers a city profile that is grounded, residential and closely tied to the wider provincial economy.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal in Altamura’s apartment market: prices are moving higher, while rental returns are not keeping pace. The average sale price reached €190,000, with the average price per square metre at €1,900, both up 4.4% month on month. That monthly rise stands out because the average rent stayed flat at €600, leaving income assumptions unchanged even as purchase costs edged up.

On a longer view, the picture is more mixed. The average sale price is only 0.3% above last year, suggesting that recent momentum is still modest in annual terms. By contrast, the average price per square metre is up 5.3% year on year, pointing to firmer pricing at the unit level than the headline sale value alone may imply.

That tension matters for yield-focused buyers. The current gross yield is 6.37%, which remains workable, but August’s pricing trend indicates a tighter balance between entry cost and income. In other words, Altamura is not showing a broad rerating across every metric; instead, it is displaying selective price strength while rent stays unchanged, a combination that can narrow room for immediate upside.