Cascina Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Cascina

Cascina in Pisa province sits close to the larger Tuscan urban corridor while retaining a more local rhythm shaped by historic streets, daily services, and easy access to the surrounding countryside. That balance gives the city a practical appeal for apartment investors looking at a market with both residential use and broader regional links.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal yet: apartment prices have moved higher again, but rents have not kept pace in the short term. The average sale price now stands at €198,000, with the average m2 price at €2,200, both up 7.0% month over month. By contrast, the average rent price remains €900, unchanged from July, which points to a sharper gap between purchase costs and immediate rental income than earlier in the summer.

On a longer view, the picture is still constructive, though not without tension. The average sale price is also up 7.0% year over year, while the average rent price has increased by 5.9% and the average m2 price by 1.1%. That combination leaves the reported yield at 6.06%, a level that suggests returns remain present, but with pricing now moving faster than rents. For investors focused on apartments in Cascina, August’s note is less about a dramatic shift than about a steady climb in entry values and a more measured rental response.