Turin Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Turin

Turin sits at the foot of the Alps, with a built landscape shaped by arcaded streets, grand squares and its industrial heritage. Its universities and cultural institutions add another layer to the city’s identity beyond its historic centre.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is a divergence: the average sale price fell 2.4% from the previous month while the average rent rose 5.6%. For an investor comparing purchase costs with rental income, those moves point in a more favourable direction than a month in which both prices rose. That is a directional reading, however, not a promise that any individual apartment will produce a higher return. Property condition, location and the terms of a particular purchase and lease still matter.

The citywide average sale price stands at €165,000, while the reported yield is 8.18%. Together, those figures offer a starting point for screening apartments, rather than a ready-made investment case. The monthly shift may improve the apparent balance between entry price and rent, but averages can conceal differences between properties, and the reported yield should not be treated as the return on a specific listing. In Turin, the useful next step is to test each candidate against its own achievable rent and full ownership costs. This month’s data make that comparison worth revisiting, without settling it in advance.