Cuneo Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Cuneo

Cuneo sits between the Gesso and Stura waterways, with a historic centre set against the Alpine landscape of southern Piedmont. That geography gives the city a recognisable setting, but its apartment market needs to be read through current prices rather than scenery alone.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the sharp monthly rise in average rent: it reached €700, up 17.6% from the previous month. Average sale prices, by contrast, were unchanged month on month at €175,000. That divergence is the central tension in this month’s figures. Rental pricing has moved faster than the headline purchase price, but one month cannot establish how long the gap will persist.

The reported yield of 6.61% puts that contrast into an investment frame without settling it. It is a market snapshot, not a guaranteed return on any particular apartment. Ownership costs and differences between properties can affect an individual outcome, while the averages do not show whether the rent movement extends evenly across the city. The yield is therefore best read alongside the underlying price and rent figures.

For anyone tracking Cuneo month by month, the question is whether rents and sale prices continue to move at different speeds. October’s unchanged average sale price makes the rental increase especially visible, yet does not prove a lasting improvement in investor returns. Treat this combination as a dated benchmark for assessing specific apartments, and revisit it when later figures become available.