Savona Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Savona

Savona sits on Liguria’s coast, where its port, historic centre and Priamar Fortress give the city a setting between the waterfront and the hills. The sea and older streets are enduring features of its landscape.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Savona apartments is that rents fell faster than sale prices over the month. Average rent was down 6.3% month over month, while the average sale price was down 2.7%. That gap matters for investors: a lower purchase price does not automatically improve the income case when the rental benchmark is easing more sharply. These are changes in market averages, not evidence that every apartment followed the same path.

The average apartment sale price stood at €180,000, providing a reference point for assessing the market rather than a quote for any individual property. Against the differing monthly movements, the reported yield of 5.8% is best read as a snapshot, not a promise of what a particular purchase will earn. Costs, vacancy and the rent achievable for a specific unit still need to be tested separately; the supplied figures do not establish those outcomes.

The takeaway is not that lower sale prices have already improved returns. Investors comparing Savona with other locations can use the published yield as context while checking whether rent for a specific apartment supports their own calculation. The monthly divergence makes that check particularly relevant.