Sud Sardegna province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Sud Sardegna province

Sud Sardegna province brings together coastal settlements, agricultural plains and inland hills in the south of Sardinia. For anyone comparing apartments, that varied geography is a reminder that a province-wide average cannot describe every location equally well.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartment investors is the gap between rising sale prices and unchanged rent. The average sale price reached €115,000 after rising 2.2% month over month, while average rent held at €650. That does not mean returns fell across the province, but it does mean the latest monthly price increase was not accompanied by an increase in average rent. Purchase costs and rental income need to be considered together rather than treated as separate trends.

The reported yield is 7.18%, a useful province-level reference for assessing that balance. It is not a return that any particular apartment is assured of achieving. An individual purchase will depend on its own price and rental income, and the figures here do not show how those vary between coastal settlements and inland areas. The current yield therefore gives investors a starting point for comparison, not a substitute for property-level analysis.

The practical question this month is whether the rent expected from a specific apartment supports its asking price. Sud Sardegna’s averages show a recent rise in purchase prices without a parallel monthly rise in rent; they do not establish where either measure will go next.