Arezzo Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Arezzo

Arezzo combines a historic Tuscan centre with a practical provincial setting, where Renaissance streets, services, and connections support both residential life and long-term ownership. For apartments, that mix keeps the market relevant beyond the tourist frame and gives the city a steady investment narrative.

July 2026 is defined by the strongest signal in the data: prices are still climbing, and they are doing so faster than rents. The average sale price for apartments reached €190,000, up 5.6% month over month and also 5.6% year over year, while the average price per square metre moved to €1,840, up 4.0% in the month and 7.1% over the year. That keeps capital values moving higher in a measured but persistent way.

The tension for investors is clear in the income line. Average rent is now €850, up 13.3% from the previous month and 9.7% from a year earlier, yet the reported yield stands at 5.9%. In other words, rental growth is strong, but it is rising alongside sale values, so the improvement in cash flow is being partly absorbed by a firmer purchase market. For apartments in Arezzo, July points to a market where pricing momentum remains intact, but the balance between income and entry cost is becoming tighter.