Sanremo Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Sanremo

Sanremo stretches along the Ligurian coast in Imperia province, with a seafront setting and streets that climb inland from the waterfront. Its coastal position gives apartment investors a distinct location to assess, whether they are comparing central streets or areas farther from the shore.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Sanremo apartments is the gap between rising sale prices and flat rents. The average sale price reached €250,000, up 11.1% year on year, while the average rent remained €1,000, unchanged over the same period. The contrast matters more than either figure alone: the purchase-price benchmark has moved, but the rental benchmark has not followed it.

For an investor considering a purchase, a stable average rent may make a higher entry price harder to support through rental income alone. The reported yield is 6.43%, but it should be treated as a separate market measure, not calculated directly from those average sale and rent figures. Actual returns will depend on the price paid, the rent achieved and property-specific costs.

The useful comparison is therefore between the purchase price and a realistic rent for the particular apartment under review. Neither the citywide sale average nor the rent average describes every property. October’s figures point to a pricing tension rather than a verdict on any individual investment: sale prices have risen over the year, while the average rent has held steady.