Novara province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Novara province

Novara province lies between Milan and Turin, stretching from the rice-growing plains around its capital toward Lake Maggiore. Its lakeside towns and inland centres provide distinct settings within the same provincial boundary, a useful distinction when considering where to invest in an apartment.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is that rents rose while the average sale price did not move month on month. Average rent reached €780, up 4.0% from the previous month, while the average sale price stood at €135,000. For investors, the contrast is worth noting: the rental benchmark improved without a matching increase in the headline purchase-price benchmark. These are provincial averages, however, not a prediction of what any individual apartment will earn or cost.

The reported yield of 8.35% puts that relationship into an investment frame, but it should not be treated as a guaranteed return after costs. Taxes, maintenance, periods without a tenant and transaction expenses can all affect an owner’s result. Provincial averages also leave open how prices and rents differ between lakeside municipalities, Novara city and smaller inland locations. Comparing specific properties remains more useful than applying one figure across the province.

The longer view adds a counterweight to the month’s rent-led movement: the supplied annual comparison shows sale prices rising too. That makes the current balance worth monitoring rather than extrapolating. Before relying on the headline yield, test a prospective apartment’s expected rent against its asking price, likely expenses and local comparables.