Marino Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Marino

Marino sits on the Alban Hills just south of Rome, with a historic center shaped by stone lanes, wine tradition, and broad views over the Castelli Romani. Its position combines a provincial feel with direct access to the capital, making it a distinctive apartment market in the Rome province.

June 2026 brings the clearest signal: values are easing month on month, but the annual picture is still broadly constructive. The average sale price for apartments stands at €186,000, after a 1.8% decline from the previous month, while the average €/m2 price has slipped more sharply, down 5.4% to €2,268. That pullback suggests the latest price reset is more visible in unit-based and size-adjusted terms than in the broader year-on-year trend.

Against that softer monthly backdrop, the market has not fully given back its longer-term gains. The average sale price is still up 3.3% compared with June 2025, and the average rent remains steady at €750, with no annual change. The result is a tighter investment equation than earlier in the year: apartment yields are 5.29%, offering a useful income marker, but one that now sits alongside softer near-term pricing momentum. For investors tracking Marino, the main tension in June 2026 is between stable rental income and a sale market that has recently adjusted lower.