Bari Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Bari

Bari combines a seafront setting on the Adriatic with a working port, a historic core, and a role as the capital of Bari province. For apartment investors, it is a city where coastal identity and urban services sit close together, supporting a steady long-term appeal.

July 2026 brings the clearest signal in the apartment market: prices eased while rents held firm. The average sale price stands at €215,000, after slipping 2.3% month on month, while the average price per square meter is €2,260, also down 2.3% over the month. Against that softer purchase backdrop, the monthly rent average stayed unchanged at €900.

That creates a more balanced but still selective investment picture. The yield is 6.84%, which helps explain why the market remains investable even as pricing softens. On a longer view, the average sale price is still up 2.9% year on year and the average m2 price is up 1.8%, so July’s pullback looks more like a short-term correction than a broad reversal. For buyers focused on apartments, the main tension is clear: purchase costs have eased from June, but rental income has not moved higher, so returns depend more heavily on entry price discipline than on rent growth. In that sense, Bari’s July reading points to a market where valuation matters more than momentum.