Latina province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Latina province

Latina province stretches from the Pontine plain to the Tyrrhenian coast, with inland hills and seaside towns giving its apartment locations a varied setting. South of Rome, the province brings coastal and inland areas together within one market.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the contrast between steady sale prices and softer rents. The average sale price held at €175,000 from the previous month, while the average rent fell 6.7% to €700. For an investor comparing purchase costs with rental income, that difference matters: a stable sale price does not mean the rent side of the calculation has stayed still. The reported yield is 5.29%, but it is best read alongside the latest rent movement, not as a promise of what an individual apartment will earn.

The annual comparison adds perspective. Both sale prices and rents remain above their year-earlier levels, so the latest rent decline alone does not establish a longer-term downward trend. It does, however, make the gap between this month’s sale and rent movements the main point to examine. For an apartment investment in Latina province, the practical question is how the rent attainable on a specific property compares with its purchase price. Province-wide averages and the reported yield provide a starting point, while a property-level estimate is needed to assess the investment more closely.