Macerata province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Macerata province

Macerata province stretches from the Adriatic coast into the hills of the Marche, with historic towns, farmland and mountain landscapes shaping its setting.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the mismatch between sale and rental price movements. The average sale price rose 2.3% month over month, while the average rent fell 7.1% over the same period. Those opposite directions matter more than either change in isolation: a higher purchase-price benchmark alongside a lower rent benchmark can narrow the income available relative to entry cost. This is a reading of the monthly averages, not evidence that every property or town moved in the same way.

At €135,000, the average sale price provides a reference point for evaluating an individual listing, but it is not a substitute for checking its condition, location and achievable rent. The reported yield of 6.47% offers a separate snapshot of the investment picture. It should not be treated as proof that returns improved or deteriorated during the month, because the figures do not give a previous yield for comparison.

For investors reviewing Macerata province, the practical question is whether rent achievable on a particular apartment supports its asking price. These averages point to a more demanding comparison between purchase cost and rental income, not a verdict on every property. Checking property-level costs and receipts keeps the province-wide picture in perspective.