Lissone Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Lissone

Lissone sits in Monza-Brianza province, north of Milan, and is closely associated with furniture design and craftsmanship. That heritage gives the city a distinct identity within the wider Brianza area and provides lasting context for its property market.

October 2026 brings a clear split in Lissone’s apartment figures: the average sale price is €249,000, up 3.8% month over month, while the average rent price is down 9.4% over the same period. This is the central investment tension in the latest snapshot. The purchase-price benchmark has moved higher just as the rental-price benchmark has moved lower, so the two sides of an income-property calculation are not improving together.

The reported yield is 5.96%, but it is a current measure, not evidence that returns have risen or fallen. No previous yield is provided, and citywide averages cannot describe the terms of a particular purchase or lease. For investors, the practical reading is directional: the relationship between a purchase price and potential rent deserves closer attention than the sale-price movement alone.

A citywide average is only a starting point for assessing an apartment. Its actual rent, purchase terms and running costs could lead to a different result, so the October figures should not be treated as a forecast for an individual property. What they establish is a divergence between the latest sale and rental price movements in Lissone.