San Cataldo Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About San Cataldo

San Cataldo has its own city-level identity within Caltanissetta province, Italy. That local setting matters when reading apartment data: figures for San Cataldo are a snapshot of the city, not a stand-in for the province as a whole.

In October 2026, the strongest signal for San Cataldo apartments is the gap between annual rent and sale-price movements. Average rent is up 23.1% year over year, while the average sale price is down 2.9% over the same period. This contrast points to a more favorable relationship between rental income and purchase prices than the direction of sale prices alone would suggest. It does not mean every apartment has followed the same path. Nor should the annual rent increase be read as evidence of a fresh monthly jump. The central story is divergence, rather than an across-the-board rise in apartment values.

With average rent at €400 and the reported yield at 8.06%, the income side merits attention alongside the softer annual sale-price reading. The yield is a summary indicator, not a promise of what an individual purchase will return: property condition, costs and the rent actually achieved can change the result. For an investor assessing a particular apartment, the useful question is whether its price and achievable rent preserve the relationship visible in these citywide figures. October’s numbers offer a starting point for that check, while leaving room for differences between properties and future changes in the balance.