Lodi province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Lodi province

Lodi province lies in southern Lombardy, where the Adda River and a broad agricultural plain shape the landscape. Its position south of Milan gives it a geographic identity that extends beyond the city of Lodi itself.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is that sale prices have risen faster than rents over the past year. The average sale price is €139,000, up 11.2% year over year, while average rent is up 7.7%. Both measures have increased, but the difference matters: the cost of buying has advanced more quickly than the rent measure used to assess potential income.

The reported apartment yield stands at 7.88%. It offers a snapshot of the current income proposition, not proof that returns are improving. Read alongside the annual changes, it highlights the tension between a substantial rise in sale prices and slower rent growth. If that pattern continues, holding the same income-to-purchase-price relationship could become harder. The available figures do not show whether it will continue.

For an investment assessment in Lodi province, the useful distinction is between today’s reported yield and the direction of prices and rents. The annual comparison shows movement on both sides, but the faster rise in sale prices makes the relationship between a particular apartment’s cost and its achievable rent especially important. Provincial averages provide a starting point; they cannot establish the return on an individual property.