Savona province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Savona province

Savona province stretches along Liguria’s western coast, where seaside towns sit close to wooded hills and inland valleys. Its mix of waterfront and mountain settings means apartments can occupy very different physical surroundings within the same province.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the gap between sale prices and rents. The average sale price is up 5.8% year over year, while the average rent is unchanged over the same period. For an investor focused on rental income, that contrast matters more than price growth alone: if purchase prices rise without corresponding rent growth, rental income has less room to keep pace with the cost of buying. These are provincial averages, not evidence that every local apartment follows the same pattern.

At €254,000, the average apartment sale price provides a reference point for the purchase commitment, rather than a valuation for any particular property. The reported gross yield of 4.42% offers another benchmark, but it is best read alongside the price-rent gap, not as a promised return. Gross yield does not account for costs, taxes or periods without rent, and the supplied figures do not measure how those factors vary between apartments. The conclusion for this month is therefore specific: sale prices have advanced over the year while the rent benchmark has held steady. For a prospective purchase, the key test remains whether that apartment’s price and achievable rent support the investor’s required return.