Rimini province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Rimini province

Rimini province combines Adriatic coastline, a strong summer identity, and an inland network of historic towns and services. For apartments, that mix keeps the area relevant beyond the beach season, with urban links and coastal appeal shaping its long-term investment story.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal: prices have eased, but the income picture has softened even more sharply. The average sale price for apartments stands at €300,000, with the average square metre price at €3,000, both down 3.2% month over month. Against that, the average rent price has dropped to €1,000, down 44.4% from the previous month, which puts pressure on short-term rental assumptions and narrows the gap between purchase price and income.

On a yearly basis, sale values are still higher, with both the average sale price and the average m2 price up 3.4% year over year. That leaves the market in a split position: capital values have held a moderate upward trend, while rental momentum is weaker, with rents down 16.7% year over year. For investors, the result is a more selective landscape rather than a simple growth story. The current yield of 4.78% reflects that balance, offering a useful benchmark for apartment buyers weighing price stability against softer rent formation in Rimini province.