Treviso Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Treviso

Treviso’s canals thread through its historic centre, where medieval walls and arcaded streets give the city a distinct setting in Veneto. The city sits within its namesake province, near Venice.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Treviso apartments is the divergence between sale and rental prices over the year. Average sale prices are up 7.3% year over year, while average rents are down 8.3% on the same basis. That contrast matters more than either move in isolation: a higher sale-price benchmark alongside a lower annual rent benchmark can make income assumptions harder to reconcile with purchase costs. It does not show how individual properties have performed.

The shorter-term picture complicates that reading rather than cancelling it. Average rents are up 10.0% month over month, even as the annual comparison remains negative. A monthly rise can coexist with a lower level than a year earlier, so treating the latest move as proof of a sustained rental recovery would go beyond the data. For an investor assessing an apartment, the choice of comparison period changes the apparent direction of rents, while the yearly sale-price gain remains a counterweight to rental income.

The reported yield is 4.86%, a snapshot rather than a guarantee of returns. Read alongside the opposing annual price movements, it highlights the need to test purchase and rent assumptions together. These market averages do not establish the cash flow, costs or eventual return of a specific apartment.