Teramo province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Teramo province

Teramo province stretches from the Gran Sasso mountains toward the Adriatic, bringing inland towns, rural landscapes and coastal settlements into the same investment geography. That range of settings matters when reading a province-wide apartment average: it describes a broad area, not a single neighbourhood.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartment investors is the contrast between rising sale prices and a recent dip in rents. The average apartment sale price stands at €160,000, up 10.3% year on year, while average rent fell 1.6% month on month. These changes cover different periods, so they cannot show how the income from any individual property has changed. They do, however, place the longer-running rise in acquisition prices beside the latest rental pricing movement.

The reported yield is 5.43%, a starting point rather than a promise of what any apartment will return. A province-wide measure cannot capture the condition, costs or negotiated price of a particular property, and a monthly rent decline does not establish a sustained trend. Investors comparing apartments across Teramo province can use these figures as a prompt to check expected income against the purchase and running costs of each property. The key is to keep the annual sale-price rise and the latest rental movement in their separate timeframes: together, they make for a more careful assessment than price growth alone would allow.