Imperia Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Imperia

Imperia sits on Liguria’s coast, where Porto Maurizio and Oneglia form two distinct waterfront centres beneath olive-covered hills. Its harbours, old streets and position on the Italian Riviera give the city a setting that is recognisable without reference to any particular market cycle.

The clearest signal in October 2026 is a split between apartment sale and rental prices. Average sale prices are up 4.2% year over year, while average rents are down 6.7% over the same period. The contrast matters more than either movement alone: higher sale pricing does not, on these figures, come with stronger rental pricing.

The average apartment sale price is €187,500, and the reported yield is 4.9%. That yield offers a starting point for comparing the market, but it should not be read as a promise of income from a specific purchase. Nor does the annual rent decline establish what any particular apartment could achieve; the averages describe the city, not the terms of an individual investment.

For an investor assessing Imperia, the practical question is how a prospective property’s purchase price and supportable rent fit together. A citywide yield can frame that check, while the opposing directions of the annual price changes make it especially important to test both sides of the calculation. The current snapshot shows that sale values and rental values are not moving in tandem; it does not establish how long that separation will last.