Rovigo Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Rovigo

Rovigo sits in the Veneto plain between the Adige and Po rivers, with a compact historic centre and the wider Polesine landscape close by. Its setting links an urban base with the waterways and agricultural geography of the surrounding province.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the gap between rising sale prices and rent that has not moved over the year. The average sale price is €129,000, up 8.9% year on year, while the average monthly rent is €600 and unchanged over the same period. For an investor assessing income against purchase cost, that divergence matters more than either price alone: a higher entry price does not automatically come with a higher advertised rent.

The reported yield stands at 7.53%, but it is best read alongside, rather than as a substitute for, the separate price and rent averages. These summary measures need not describe the same apartment or transaction. The practical question is whether the rent available for a specific property can support its asking price after ongoing costs, vacancies and any work needed before letting. The figures here do not answer that property-level question, and they should not be treated as a forecast of future income.

For October, the purchase side has advanced faster than the annual rental benchmark. The citywide averages frame the comparison, but returns still depend on the price and rent achievable for a particular apartment.