Pisa province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Pisa province

Pisa province stretches from the Arno valley to the Tyrrhenian coast, with the city of Pisa’s university and medieval landmarks at its heart. Historic urban settings, smaller inland towns and coastal places give the province a distinct geographic range.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the contrast between a monthly dip in the average sale price and its higher position than a year earlier. The average sale price is €178,000, down 0.6% from the previous month but up 6.0% year over year. That combination makes the latest decline worth noting without treating it as a reversal of the annual increase.

For investors, the reported yield of 6.69% offers another way to read the snapshot, but it should not be taken as proof that every purchase will produce the same return. Average rent is unchanged from the prior month, while it remains higher than a year earlier. The monthly pause in sale prices has therefore not been matched by a monthly rise in average rents. Neither movement alone establishes how future returns will develop.

The practical takeaway is to hold both time horizons in view. A lower average sale price this month sits alongside year-on-year growth, while rent has been steadier over the shorter interval. For an apartment investment in Pisa province, these figures provide a provincial benchmark, not a substitute for checking an individual property’s price and likely rental income.