Minturno Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Minturno

Minturno sits in southern Lazio, where the historic town and the seaside area of Scauri connect inland streets with the Tyrrhenian coast. In Latina province, an apartment search can take in both a town setting and a coastal one.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the divergence between sale and rental pricing. Average sale prices rose 5.0% from the previous month, while average rents fell 16.7%. The contrast matters more than either move alone: a higher purchase price alongside a lower monthly rent can reduce income relative to the cost of buying. These are monthly changes, though, not evidence that either trend will continue.

At an average sale price of €147,000, the headline purchase figure is a useful starting point, not a valuation for every apartment. The reported yield is 7.43%, offering a snapshot of the relationship between prices and rental income. Read alongside the opposing monthly moves, that yield invites a closer look at the assumptions behind an individual purchase. It does not, on its own, resolve the question of whether a particular asking price is supported by the rent that property could earn.

For an investor assessing Minturno apartments, the practical task is to compare the purchase price and potential rent for the same property. The October figures show why both sides deserve attention: the sale-price change alone would miss the countervailing move in rents.