Udine Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Udine

Udine pairs a historic centre with the everyday rhythm of a city in northeastern Italy. Its piazzas and Friulian setting give it a distinct identity and provide the backdrop for this apartment market note.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the gap between stable sale pricing and softer rents. The average sale price held steady from the previous month at €219,000, while the average rent stood at €800 after falling 8.0% month on month. That combination matters more than the flat sale figure alone: a purchase budget anchored to an unchanged average price now sits alongside a lower monthly income benchmark. It does not establish what any individual property will earn, but it makes rental assumptions worth checking rather than carrying forward last month’s figures.

The reported yield is 5.38%, a useful headline for comparison rather than a promise of property-level returns. Average prices per square metre have also eased both month on month and year on year, even as the overall average sale price held firm over the month. The supplied data does not show why these measures differ, so the safer reading is not that every apartment has followed the same path. For an investor assessing Udine, the practical step is to keep the sale-price benchmark in view while testing expected income against the lower rent figure. That makes the rental side of the calculation the immediate point of attention.