Venice province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Venice province

Venice province brings together the lagoon and its islands, mainland towns and the Adriatic coast. For apartment investors, that geography places historic waterside streets and inland neighbourhoods within the same provincial frame, even though their physical settings differ considerably.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments in Venice province is a pause in monthly pricing against a backdrop of annual increases. The average sale price stands at €295,000, up 7.3% year over year, yet unchanged from the previous month. That contrast matters more than either observation alone: the annual comparison points to a higher price level than a year ago, while the latest monthly reading offers no evidence of another step up. It is a snapshot of pricing, not a forecast of where prices will go next.

For an investor, the central tension is between a higher entry price and rent growth that has been almost, but not quite, as strong. Average rent is up 7.1% year over year, slightly behind the annual increase in sale prices. The reported yield is 6.86%, a starting point for comparing apartments, but not a measure of net return after costs. With sale and rent averages both flat month over month, the latest data do not show that the gap is widening further right now.

Province-wide averages are a baseline, not a price or return for a particular apartment. Individual properties may differ from the reported figures.