Turin Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Turin

Turin combines a strong industrial legacy with elegant boulevards, historic cafés and a position that links the city to the wider Piedmont region. Its apartment market reflects that mix of urban depth and stable everyday use, making the city a closely watched location for property investors.

July 2026 brings the clearest signal: apartment prices are still moving higher, but returns are being squeezed by the pace of that rise. The average sale price has reached €165,000, while the average price per square metre stands at €2,060, both up 3.1% month on month and 6.5% year on year. That suggests value levels have firmed steadily rather than spiked, yet the pricing trend is now more demanding for capital planning.

The rental side is moving more slowly. Average rents remain at €850, unchanged over the month, although they are up 6.3% compared with July 2025. Against that backdrop, the average yield sits at 7.73%, which still indicates a solid income profile, but one that must be weighed against the latest climb in acquisition costs. For investors, the current tension in Turin is straightforward: the market is still rising, but the spread between purchase prices and rent growth has narrowed enough to make timing and entry price more important than before.