Chioggia Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Chioggia

Chioggia sits at the southern edge of the Venetian Lagoon, where canals, a historic centre and the Adriatic coast meet. For apartment investors, that geography is an enduring part of the location, though individual properties differ in their setting and access to the waterfront.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Chioggia apartments is the gap between strong annual sale-price growth and a much quieter monthly reading. The average sale price stands at €240,000, up 22.8% year over year, but its latest monthly increase is slight. That contrast matters: a substantial twelve-month rise does not mean prices are continuing to climb at the same pace each month. The annual comparison provides context for an investment assessment, while the latest reading calls for care before projecting past growth into a future purchase.

Rent provides the other side of the calculation. The average rent is €700 and was unchanged month over month, leaving no immediate rental increase to offset a higher purchase-price benchmark. The stated yield is 5.35%, a useful snapshot rather than a guarantee of any individual apartment’s return. Together, these figures put the focus on entry price versus rental income, not on an assumption that stronger annual prices automatically improve investment outcomes. Comparing a specific property’s purchase cost and expected rent remains more informative than treating citywide averages as a forecast; individual results can differ from the reported benchmarks.