Jesolo Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Jesolo

Jesolo sits on the Adriatic coast of Venice province, with a long beachfront and a setting shaped by the nearby Venetian Lagoon. Its seaside position connects coastal living with access to the wider Venice area, giving the city a distinct geographic identity.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Jesolo apartments is the difference between sale-price and rent movements. The average sale price rose 2.6% from the previous month, while the average rent was unchanged. This contrast matters when weighing an investment: the reported purchase price moved higher without a corresponding monthly increase in the reported rent. These are market averages, so the pattern should not be taken to describe every apartment or to predict the next month's figures.

With an average sale price of €395,000, the cost of entering the market deserves attention alongside potential rental income. The reported yield of 5.58% offers a reference for that comparison, but it is not a promise of the return on a specific purchase. Property-level costs, periods without a tenant and the price agreed in an individual transaction could all produce a different outcome from the headline measure.

Investors can therefore test a prospective acquisition against the rent it could realistically generate at its actual purchase price. One month of divergence does not establish a lasting direction for rents or values. It does make the relationship between entry cost and rental receipts central to this month's Jesolo review.