Imperia province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Imperia province

Imperia province stretches along the western Ligurian coast, where seaside towns sit close to inland hills and the French border. Its coastal settings and quieter valleys give apartment investors more than one geographic lens through which to consider a location.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is a rent increase against an unchanged average sale price. Average rent reached €950, up 5.6% month over month, while the average sale price held at €215,000. That contrast matters more than either level alone: the monthly data show rental and sale-price benchmarks moving differently, rather than rising together.

The reported yield of 6.06% provides a separate reference point for assessing the province as an investment location. It should not be read as a guaranteed return on any individual purchase: actual outcomes depend on the specific property and its costs, which these averages do not describe. Equally, one month of higher average rent does not establish a lasting trend or prove a corresponding change in yield.

The useful takeaway is therefore measured. Average rent has moved up over the month while the average sale price has not, creating a different near-term comparison for prospective apartment purchases. Investors can use the provincial figures to frame further research, then test any particular asking price and potential rent on their own terms instead of treating the headline averages as a ready-made investment case.