Turin Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Turin

Turin combines a refined city center, a strong industrial legacy, and a position at the foot of the Alps, giving it a broad appeal that feels both historic and practical. For apartment investors, that mix keeps the city closely watched across the province.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal: prices are holding steady month to month, while the annual trend remains firmer. The average sale price for apartments is €165,000, and the average price per square meter stands at €2,060, with both measures unchanged from the previous month. Over the year, however, the average sale price and the average m2 price are both up 7.8%, pointing to a market that has re-rated even without short-term movement.

That creates a useful tension for income-focused buyers. The average rent price is €850, unchanged month to month, but down 2.3% year over year, so rental growth has not matched the pace of capital values. As a result, the current yield sits at 7.85%, which still suggests a meaningful income return, but one that is being shaped by stronger purchase prices than by rising rents. In Turin, August looks less like a momentum month and more like a reminder that pricing strength and rental restraint are moving on different tracks.