Verona province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Verona province

Verona province blends a historic urban core with a wide provincial landscape shaped by vineyards, lakeside communities, and transport links across northeastern Italy. That mix gives apartments here a practical role for both everyday living and longer-term holding, with location and setting varying sharply from one area to the next.

July 2026 points to a more nuanced investment picture. The clearest signal is that pricing eased month on month while rents held steady, creating a small but visible tension between softer entry values and unchanged income levels. The average apartment sale price moved to €270,000, down 1.8% from the previous month, while the average square metre price stood at €2,550, down 2.7% month on month. Against that, the average rent price remained at €1,000, leaving the monthly yield at 5.42%.

Year on year, the province still shows firmer pricing than the monthly drift suggests. The average sale price is up 8.0% compared with July 2025, and the average square metre price is up 7.0%, while rents are unchanged over the same period. For investors, that combination suggests a market where capital values have strengthened over the year, but rental income has not moved in step. In other words, Verona province is not simply a story of rising prices; it is also a reminder that yield depends on how much of that appreciation is absorbed by current rent levels.