Taranto province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Taranto province

Taranto province stretches along Italy’s Ionian coast, linking the port city of Taranto with coastal communities and inland towns. Its waterfront and hinterland settings give apartment searches a geographical range that a city-level view cannot capture.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the contrast between steady headline prices and a softer price per square metre. The average sale price is €95,000, unchanged from both the previous month and the same month a year earlier. The average price per square metre, however, is down 1% over both periods. These measures describe different things: a total apartment price and a price relative to floor area. Their divergence is worth noting, but it does not establish that any particular apartment has become cheaper.

The income figures add another part of the picture. Average rent is €600 and is also unchanged month over month and year over year. The reported yield is 9.12%, though it should be read as a separate market indicator, not as a return guaranteed by the stated sale and rent averages. The supplied figures do not show property-level costs or how that yield was calculated.

For investors, the takeaway is deliberately narrow: sale and rent averages held steady while the area-based price measure edged lower. That contrast offers a reason to examine individual apartment listings, rather than assume a broader shift in returns across the province.