Rimini Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Rimini

Rimini pairs Adriatic beach life with a long-established urban core, making it one of Italy’s best-known coastal cities. Its appeal is shaped by seasonality, but also by a year-round mix of services, transport links and housing stock that keeps apartments relevant for both living and investment decisions.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal: prices are still edging higher even as rental growth remains subdued. The average apartment sale price is €299,000, with the average square meter price at €2,960, both up 3.1% year over year. Month on month, however, the sale price slipped 0.2%, suggesting the market is not moving in a straight line.

For investors, the tension is in the yield. At 4.55%, it remains measurable, but it sits alongside an average rent of €900 that has been flat year over year and only up 0.6% in the latest month. That combination implies that ownership costs and exit pricing are improving a little faster than rental income, which can narrow room for immediate upside. Even so, Rimini’s apartment market still reflects a stable, established coastal setting rather than a sharply accelerating one.