Genoa Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Genoa

Genoa sits between the Ligurian Sea and steep hills, with a working port, a dense historic centre and neighbourhoods that climb away from the waterfront. That geography gives its apartments a varied physical setting.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartment investors is the gap between rising sale prices and unchanged rents. The average sale price reached €139,000, up 11.2% from a year earlier, while the average rent remained €900. These movements suggest that the sale-price benchmark has advanced faster than the rent indicated by the city averages. The contrast matters more than either headline alone: a higher price does not, by itself, mean more rental income.

The reported yield is 8.89%, a snapshot of the relationship between prices and rents at this point in time. It should not be read as a return available on every apartment, or as evidence that yields have followed a particular path over the past year. The figures are market averages, not a forecast or an assessment of any individual property’s costs, condition or rental terms.

For someone comparing Genoa apartments, the practical question is how much rent a particular purchase price can support. October’s data show price growth without matching rent growth, but do not establish what happens next. A specific investment still needs to be assessed against its own price and achievable rent, rather than the city averages alone.