Genoa province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Genoa province

Genoa province combines a long Ligurian coastline with hill towns, working harbors, and a dense urban core, giving the area a mix of sea-facing and inland apartment markets. That variety helps explain why it remains a closely watched investment location in northern Italy.

July 2026 is defined by a clear tension: apartment values are still higher than a year ago, but monthly pricing has eased at the unit level. The average sale price held at €169,000, while the average rent stayed at €1,000, and the average price per square meter was €1,920, down 1.1% month over month.

The year-over-year picture is stronger on the ownership side than on rents. Average sale prices are up 12.7% and the average price per square meter is up 8.8%, yet rents are unchanged compared with last year. That combination leaves the apartment yield at 7.84%, suggesting income remains supportive even as capital values have already moved higher. For investors tracking Genoa province, the latest reading points to a market where price growth has been meaningful, but July’s slight monthly pullback at the square-meter level hints at a more measured near-term pace.