Genoa province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Genoa province

Genoa province stretches from the port city of Genoa along the Ligurian coast, where seaside towns sit close to steep hills and inland valleys. Its combination of urban waterfront, coastline and elevated terrain gives the location a distinctive geographic setting.

In October 2026, the key signal for apartments is a divergence between sale prices and rents. The average sale price stands at €175,000, up 10.8% from a year earlier, while the average rent has fallen 5.0% from the previous month. Sale prices were unchanged month on month, so the latest reading is less about a fresh purchase-price jump than about rent moving in the opposite direction. The annual comparison still shows a higher sale-price level, but the recent rent decline complicates a simple story of improving returns.

The reported yield is 6.93%, a reference point rather than a promise about any individual apartment. Average rent is unchanged from a year earlier, putting the monthly fall in context: it is a recent shift, not an annual decline. For investors comparing apartments across Genoa province, those time frames matter. The figures show sale prices higher over the year without a matching annual rent increase, then softer rent in the latest month while sale prices held steady. October’s headline yield therefore sits alongside a less straightforward income picture. Looking at rental expectations and purchase prices separately is more informative than treating the province-wide average as a ready-made return for a particular property.