Taranto Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Taranto

Taranto blends a long Adriatic coastline with a working port, historic layers and a compact urban core, giving the city a distinctive setting in southern Italy. For apartments, that mix continues to shape a market where location and income potential remain closely linked.

August 2026 opens with the clearest signal in rents: average apartment rent is €550, down 8.3% month over month and also 8.3% below a year earlier. That decline matters because the average sale price has stayed unchanged at €90,000, while the average price per square metre is holding at €870, down 3.4% year over year. The result is a wider gap between stable capital values and softer rental receipts.

For investors, the current yield of 9.86% reflects that tension rather than resolving it. With sale prices and per-metre values flat on both monthly and annual comparisons, the pressure is coming from income, not from rising purchase costs. In practical terms, August points to a market where entry pricing is steady, but rental pricing has eased enough to reshape return expectations. That makes the month noteworthy for anyone tracking Taranto’s apartment segment with a focus on income performance.