Oulx Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Oulx

Oulx lies in the upper Susa Valley of Turin province, with an Alpine backdrop and a historic town centre. Its mountain setting and position along the valley give it a distinctive identity within the wider province.

In October 2026, the central signal for Oulx apartments is the divergence between purchase prices and rents. The average sale price rose 8.2% month on month to €132,500, while the average rent held steady at €650. That contrast matters more than the price increase alone: a higher entry price, without a matching rise in monthly rent, can make the income calculation less favourable for a new purchase at the prevailing averages. It does not, however, mean every apartment faces the same trade-off.

The reported yield stands at 7.15%, offering a useful snapshot rather than a guarantee of an individual investment’s return. These figures describe market averages, so they should be read together rather than treated as a property-level forecast. In particular, an unchanged average rent does not tell us whether individual apartments have seen different outcomes. For investors weighing Oulx, the practical question this month is how the sale-price move affects the relationship between purchase cost and expected rent for the specific apartment under review.

The takeaway is a gap between sale-price and rent movements at the average level, not proof of any particular property’s performance.