Cremona province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Cremona province

Cremona province lies on Lombardy’s Po Valley plain, where agricultural landscapes surround historic towns. The city of Cremona is closely associated with violin making, giving the province a cultural identity alongside its rural setting.

In October 2026, the central signal for apartments is the gap between sale-price growth and rent growth. The average sale price stands at €135,000, up 8.0% from a year earlier, while average rent has risen just 0.8% over the same period. For an investor comparing purchase costs with rental income, that divergence matters more than either movement in isolation: a higher entry price is not being matched by a comparable rise in the typical rent. These are province-wide averages, so they are a starting point for evaluating a property, not a forecast of what that property will earn.

The stated yield is 7.2%, which keeps the income side of the investment case in view even as sale prices outpace rents. It does not remove the need to examine the price paid for a particular apartment, its achievable rent and its ongoing costs. For this monthly snapshot, the useful question is whether a prospective purchase can still deliver the intended return when its rental assumptions are tested against the slower movement in rents. Cremona province’s setting defines the location; the gap between pricing and income defines the investment calculation this month.